and out of sheer hatred

or personal whims

Like no one in the Soviet Union guesses it was building up to something

rather than actual strategic goals

As in to secure the western flank to invade the Soviet Union

But two, they didn't have serious plans for it

The Soviets made a mistake, whats your point?

Is it just a stroke your larping country pee pee day or something?

Yes, the Soviets made a mistake

The Soviets saw it coming. They were ill prepared because the ever genius Stalin Killed most of the talent in the Soviet Union because every single skilled officer was a Trotskyist

And the mad commissar system and the NKVD hindering their own men

Well no, they were ill prepared because they thought Nazi germany wouldn't be dumb enough to try

Which is why the signed the pact

it turns out they were

and they were ill prepared

but inevitably won

Bollocks they did. The pact was to secure time. Any Soviet higher up with half a brain knew that

If they were of this opinion, clearly they would have prepared

but they didn't

So...

nail doesn't care about being historically accurate he just wants to get one over on communists

@Smokingonnazis power of white iq lmao

Idiot

You got me, man the soviets were ill prepared for the invasion

However, Hitler caught a bullet

and thats all that matters

I'm wondering who dominates nobel prizes and professor positions in usa? Asians and Jews lmao

Also many major breakthroughs in the west have been made by those groups

and East Germany was taken over

and Poland

and most of Eastern Europe

So clearly the Soviets were the winners of this

and so were the allies

What defeated Germany was not soviet pressure. It was a lack of supplies. Oil to be exact. Logistics defeated Germany. So let’s say If in June of 1940 Halifax became pm. Signed an peace treaty. So now the Germans would have had no supply problems. Also Greece wouldn’t have being invaded meaning the Soviets would have been invaded around late may. With Germany looking like the victors Turkey, Sweden and Spain might have joined the axis. So if Halifax was PM let’s see the Soviets overcome those odds

>Germany was not defeated by Soviet Pressure

I mean, yea if you're a fucking idiot maybe

A German infantry division reached a train station and the sigh on it said Moscow. Within 15 miles of Red Square

That has no bearing on why they lost

Because they lacked resources fuck because we kept the sea hostile to the Germans

I’m sorry but without Britain the Soviets wouldn’t have stood a chance

You understand that these aren't mutually exclusive?