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In 1955 while a student at Stanford, Feinstein personally hosted a delegation from the Soviet Writers Union when they toured the campus.
In 1955 while a student at Stanford, Feinstein personally hosted a delegation from the Soviet Writers Union when they toured the campus.
As mayor of San Francisco, Feinstein issued an official city proclamation in support of that year’s World Festival of Youth and Students, held in [[Moscow]].
As mayor of San Francisco, Feinstein issued an official city proclamation in support of the World Festival of Youth and Students, held in [[Moscow]]. The event was organized by the Soviet-controlled World Federation of Democratic Youth and was supported by the [[Communist Party USA]] in 1986.
Feinstein traveled to Moscow that same year as part of a trade delegation of 450 U.S. businessmen and public officials.
A little over a year later, on Jan. 27, 1987, Soviet Consul General Valentin Kamenev presented Feinstein with a Soviet streetcar: “A streetcar named desire.” Also present at the ceremony was Viktor Zhelezny, deputy chief of public transport for the Russian Republic.
==Political career==
==Political career==