Surrender of Japan

F. 06.Letter of the head of the US military mission in the USSR J. Dina to the chief of the General Staff of the Red Army A. I. Antonov dated August 19, 1945 with the application of the projects of the main documents to receive the surrender of the Japanese armed forces (the appeal of the emperor of Japan, the protocol of surrender, the general order No. 1 in the army and the Navy of Japan).

Archive of foreign policy of the Russian Federation

F. 06.Letter of the assistant to the chief of the General Staff of the Red Army N.V. Slavin to the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of the USSR V. M. Molotov with the application of the text of the instructions transmitted by Lieutenant General K. N. Derevyanko for the leadership when signing the Act on the surrender of Japan.

Archive of foreign policy of the Russian Federation

F. 06.Act on the surrender of Japan.

Archive of foreign policy of the Russian Federation

Act of surrender of Japan. Tokyo Bay, 1945.

АВП РФ

Order No. 373 of the Supreme Commander -in -Chief I.V.Stalin with a greeting to the Red Army forces and the Navy on the occasion of victory over Japan.Typographic copies.September 3, 19451945.

Российский государственный военный архив

F. R-7523.Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR "On the announcement of the Victory over Japan on September 3."

State Archive of the Russian Federation

Red fleet. Moscow, 1938-1953.
1945, No. 208 (2083) (September 4). 1945.

ЦВМБ

F. 06.The draft appeal of I.V. Stalin to citizens of the Soviet Union in connection with the surrender of Japan and the end of World War II.

Archive of foreign policy of the Russian Federation

World economy and world politics. Moscow: True, 1924-1947. Film Stalin, Joseph Vissarionovich (1879-1953). Address Comrade. JV Stalin to the people.

БЕН РАН

Feast of Victory over Japan.Rostov-on-Don: Rostov region.Book Raishes, 1945.

GPIB.Center for Social and Political History