History of diplomacy

Three-volume edition (1873 pages) 1941-1945 in the series “Foreign Policy Library” of the publishing house “ OGIZ ”.

Historians S. V. Bakhrushin , A. V. Efimov , E. A. Kosminsky , A. L. Narochnitsky , V. P. Potemkin , V. S. Sergeev , S. D. Skazkin , E. V. Tarle and V M. Khvostov received the Stalin Prize in 1942 for collective work, the first volume of the History of Diplomacy, published in 1941 (first degree) ^[1] .

Sections

• Section one. Diplomacy in ancient times (prof. Sergeev V.S.)
• Section two. Diplomacy in the Middle Ages (Prof. S. Bakhrushin and Prof. E. Kosminsky)
• Section Three. Diplomacy in the New Time (XVI — XVIII Centuries) (Prof. S. Bakhrushin and Prof. S. Skazkin)
• Section Four. Diplomacy in the New Time (1789–1871) (Prof. A. Efimov, A. Narochnitsky, Acad. Tarle E. V., Prof. V. Khvostov)
• Section Five Diplomacy in the New Time (1872-1919)

  Chapters 1-13 (prof. Tail of V.M.)

  Chapters 14-17 (Prof. Mints I. )

• Section Six. Diplomacy during the preparation of the Second World War (1919-1939)

  Chapters 1-8 (Prof. Mints I.)

  Chapters 9-24 (Prof. A. Pankratov)

  Chapters 25-26 (Prof. A. Pankratov and Academician V. Potemkin)

• On the methods of bourgeois diplomacy (acad. Tarle E. V.)
• Organizational forms, international legal foundations and techniques of modern diplomacy (N. Kolchanovsky)

The second revised and enlarged five-volume edition (4816 pages) was released in 1959–1979 by the Gospolitizdat / Politizdat publishing house.

• History of Diplomacy, T. I. 896 p. Section one: Diplomacy of the ancient world. Section Two: Diplomacy in the Middle Ages. Section Three: Diplomacy of the Late Middle Ages and the Beginning of a New Age (XVI — XVIII Centuries). Section Four: Diplomacy in the New Time (1789–1871). signed on 12/30/1959, 70,000 copies. State Political Publishing House
• The history of diplomacy, T. II. 820 pp. Diplomacy in the New Time of 1871-1914. signed on 29.05.1963, 68,000 copies. State Political Publishing House
• History of Diplomacy, T. III. 832 pages. Diplomacy at the first stage of the general crisis of the capitalist system. signed in print 07/29/1965 63500 copies. Politizdat
• History of Diplomacy, T. IV. 752 pp. Diplomacy during the Second World War. signed in print 17.02.1975 50,000 copies. Politizdat
• The history of diplomacy, T. V (in two books):

  Book 1. 750 pp. - the period after the end of the Second World War to the beginning of the 60s. signed on 28.08.1974. 50,000 copies. Politizdat

  Book 2. 766 pp. - international politics and diplomatic activities in the 1960s and 70s of the XX century. signed in print 06.06.1979. 49 000 copies. Politizdat