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United States Ambassador to Russia

United States Ambassador to Russia

Since 1780, the United States has maintained diplomatic relations with Russia. When Russia became the Soviet Union, the former Ambassador to Russia took over as Ambassador to the Soviet Union. Despite the Cold War, the position of ambassador was constantly filled. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Ambassador's title was changed back to the Ambassador to Russia.

Ambassadors to Russia (1780–1919)

External links

* [http://www.lasius.narod.ru/index/died/diplomatsUS2.htm USA' Ambassadors to Russia]


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