尼古拉·瓦西里耶维奇·罗申




尼古拉·瓦西里耶维奇·罗申（俄语：Николай Васильевич Рощин，拉丁化：Nikolai Vasilievich Roshchin；1901年11月28日－1960年），曾译为“尼古拉·瓦西里也维支·罗申[1]，1939年以苏联任职武官助手来中国。[1]1941年暂代驻华军事武官。当年春，发展阎宝航为莫斯科与延安提供情报。[2]1944年罗申将军返回苏联，参加东普鲁士白俄罗斯第三防线作战。[1]1945年7月作为蘇聯駐中華民國大使以少将官职回到中国[1]，苏联于1949年10月2日与中华民国断交，同时与中华人民共和国建交，罗申于1949年10月10日后任驻中华人民共和国大使。罗申是第一个派驻中华人民共和国的大使。[3]



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  1. ^ 1.01.11.21.3 罗申大使简历 《人民日报》 1949.10.06


  2. ^ 陈祥. 《阎明复回忆录》出版揭秘中苏两党特殊间谍. 凤凰周刊. [2019-01-06].  请检查|archive-date=中的日期值 (帮助)


  3. ^ 欢迎罗申大使 《人民日报》 1949.10.11








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