THE TREATY OF BREST-LITOVSK IN ASSESSMENT OF WINSTON CHURCHILL
The article deals with the period of negotiations of Russia and Germany signing of The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk which happened right after it on the 3d of March in 1918 in close relation to a personal position of the British politician Winston Churchill. The period which followed the Bolsheviks“ rise to power in Russia can be characterized as a turning point in the formation of international political views of Winston Churchill. As a result of the research the author concluded that since the end of 1917 Churchill changed his position from a mere observation to practical actions in relation to Russia and he began to influence significantly upon the forming of British policy towards the Soviet country.