During World War II, the United States, that is, the White House was visited by the former Soviet Foreign Minister (Foreign Commissar) Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov (1890-1986).
His visit was a top secret, and only a small number of people at the presidential palace know who is actually hiding behind the name of "Mr. Brown".
However, the content of Molotov’s suitcase raised suspicion among servants in the White House.
When they were tasked to unpack "Mr. Brown’s” suitcase, the servants were astonished with what an unknown man had brought with him to the White House.
Instead of underwear, shirts and formal suits, Molotov packed a gun, a long sausage and a loaf of brown bread.
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