What was Molotov's position in the Soviet leadership during the 1930s?
He was ranked first
He was ranked second
He was in the top 5
He was not in the leadership
Answer
During the 1930s, Molotov was ranked second in the Soviet leadership. This is because he was the deputy premier of the Soviet Union, which was the second highest position in the country's government. The only person who was ranked higher than Molotov was Joseph Stalin, who was the premier of the Soviet Union and the leader of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
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