This man had the nickname "Stone Arse," although he liked to note a more accurate nickname was "Iron Arse." This man's pilot, Endel Puusepp, was honored for a dangerous flight transporting this man to Washington D.C. His Jewish wife, Polina, was put in a labor camp on suspicion of treason, but was later freed after the leader this man worked for died. While working for that leader, he earlier imposed harsh penalties on peasants caught "gleaning" the harvest with the Law of Spikelets. This man co-names a treaty which was broken when his country was invaded in Operation Barbarossa. That treaty was a non-aggression pact co-signed with German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop. For 10 points, name this Commissar for Foreign Affairs in the Soviet Union under Stalin.
This man had the nickname "Stone Arse," although he liked to note a more accurate nickname was "Iron Arse." This man's pilot, Endel Puusepp, was honored for a dangerous flight transporting this man to Washington D.C. His Jewish wife, Polina, was put in a labor camp on suspicion of treason, but was later freed after the leader this man worked for died. While working for that leader, he earlier imposed harsh penalties on peasants caught "gleaning" the harvest with the Law of Spikelets. This man co-names a treaty which was broken when his country was invaded in Operation Barbarossa. That treaty was a non-aggression pact co-signed with German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop. For 10 points, name this Commissar for Foreign Affairs in the Soviet Union under Stalin.
This man had the nickname "Stone Arse," although he liked to note a more accurate nickname was "Iron Arse."
Vyacheslav Mikhailovich {Molotov} [or Vyacheslav Mikhailovich {Scriabin}]