Stalin only used the non-aggression pact as an advantage because one of them were going to attack each other sooner or later
Yes but I think Germans would've had a much stronger military case with defense, rather than attack
Hello.
The Soviets and French should have just honored the Czechoslovak-Soviet Treaty of Alliance and completely annihilated Germany in 1938
Anyone like my name?
like, if they had the whole 1940, pre-Barbarossa Reich, and used all those armies *for defense*
no
they could've been viable
Maybe
cause USSR was also building up
but invasion of USSR was always a brainlet move
well yeah
And they had a shit ton of numbers
you make a point there, if they had been able to fully modernise (which they were *in middle of doing,* btw, in 1941) and use the Deep Battle strategy effectively, it could've ended bad for Germany nevertheless
The UK and France had so many chances to stop Hitler, and yet, they only tried to when it was too late
yeah
i mean the most infuriating part is the Saar Offensive
which,
if the French committed to it,
could've worked out to a pretty good extent
Yeah
What they should have done though is make Germany back down after it remilitarized the Rhineland
seriously wtf France
Even if the population would protest, Germany was in no way able to beat both the French and British military
you could've fucking done something
jfc
They should have honored the Czechoslovak-Soviet Treaty of Alliance
> have 40 divisions > face 22 divisions *decide not to do shit for keks*
If the French had stood up for the Czechs the Soviets would have as well
They should've
they should've yes
PeAcE iN oUr tImE
its strange that nobody did anything
I mean yes yes I get the "muh WWI" angle
but still jesus christ
could've prevented WW2 ain't it
Wanna know whats funny
Oster stated that if Chamberlain would remain strong against Germany during Munich they would overthrow Hitler if he tried to invade
damn
Though the Monarchy would have probably been restored
But even after Oster begged him to not fold
