Caption on front [translation]: "Person of the Day. Molotov. It can't be said that there isn't a little sadness at the withdrawal of Litvinov, who held the position of People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs (foreign minister) for a full nine years and pushed around Europe to an obnoxious degree. His replacement is, in marked contrast to …

Caption on reverse [translation]: "No. 7,438. V. Molotov. Chairman of the Soviet Council of People's Commissars. [Stamped] November 25, 1938."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Molotov (No. 2,263). Member of the Communist Party's Politburo."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Unending Resistance [?} to Japan's Attacks. 17th Congress of the Russian Communist Party. (Moscow) Rengo March 14, 1934. Our firm's foreign news reports have already described how [delegates of] the 17th Congress of the Russian Communist Party, which ended on February 9 in the capital Moscow, pledged to thoroughly resist [?] Japan's …

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Foreign Minister Molotov Arrives in Berlin (German-Soviet Talks). (Berlin) Domei. The party of Foreign Minister Molotov arrived at Berlin's Anhalter Terminal on November 2, where he was met by Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop. From left: Field Marshall Keitel, German Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. [Stamped] December 1940."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "(Moscow) Rengo. Photograph (from left): Voroshilov, Molotov, and Kaganovich, three important leaders of the Soviet Union, are photographed attending this year's first meeting of the Moscow city council. The Moscow city council has 2,506 members with representatives of 22 ethnicities, a symbol of the Soviet Union's proud ethnic equality."