The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was essentially a non-aggression and border agreement with the then Soviet Union. It was signed pror to Germany's invasion of Poland, and remained in force up until Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa (the invasion of Russia) on June 22, 1941. In hindsight, it is clear the pact was purely a ruse by Germany to keep the Soviets from interfering in the Reich's war plans until such time as Hitler decided to invade Russia.
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The Molotov Pact: a non aggression agreement which was eventually violated by Germany when they invaded Russia.
This pact was proposed by Germany because Germany's only treat to the east was russia so Germany made the pact so he didnt have to fight on two fronts just the west until he felt he was ready to take on russia and inevitably break the pact between the two
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It was a non aggresion pact between nazi Germany and russia. following this pact a very large degree of trade engaged between the two nations. a secret condition of this pact was that in the case of war ceratain areas could only be occupied by Germany, others by russia.
WW2 Russia did not drop out of the war. They defeated the Germans and captured Berlin. Before the war started, Germany and Russia signed a non-agression pact and they both attacked Poland that sits between them. Then Germany broke the pact and attack Russia without warning only a year or so later.
Ribbentrop agreement or pact was helpful to Germany because Russia was a superpower in Europe and proved a vital ally to the Allies. Germany & Russia signed a Non Aggression Pact (Ribbentrop & Molotov) & divided Poland between them. Up until Barbarossa, the German invasion of Russia in 1941, it gave Hitler a secure Eastern frontier.
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It was a contract signed between the USSR and Nazi Germany to prevent russia from declaring war on Germany as they took country after country. Little did Stalin know that the pact was just a pawn and Germany was building it economy and strength to take russia
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