Armand Hammer
/ˌɑːmənd ˈhæmə(r)/
/ˌɑːrmənd ˈhæmər/
- (1898-1990) a US businessman who traded with the Soviet Union from 1921 and had influence with Lenin and other Russian leaders. Because of this, he became an informal messenger between the two countries. Hammer was the head of the Occidental Petroleum company and gave money for many good causes. He took doctors to Russia after the Chernobyl disaster.
阿曼·哈默（Armand Hammer）：（ 1898-1990年）一位美国商人，从1921年开始与苏联进行贸易，并在列宁和其他俄罗斯领导人中产生了影响。因此，他成为了两国之间的非正式使者。Hammer曾任西方石油公司负责人，并为许多善举捐款。切尔诺贝利灾难后，他带医生去了俄罗斯。