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The Soviet Union's aggression after World War II was especially focused in Eastern Europe. Winston Churchill claimed the Soviet Union was extending the Iron Curtain.
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Why didnt the Soviet union join World War 2 until 1941?
The soviets had a non aggression treaty with Germany, they both invaded Poland from their respective sides, then split it up. Hitler then decided to invade Russia, that is when the Soviets started fighting the Germans.
Would Hitler have lost the war early on if the Soviets had not had the Non-Aggression Pact to stop them?
Most European nations wanted to avoid war at all costs.
The aggression of what country forced the world into a world war?
Both world wars had different starting points. The second war was the one that was set off by the aggression of Germany.
Who were the Soviets during World War 2?
The Soviets were the people of The Soviet Union. Now known today as Russia.
What was the Italian Aggression before World War 2?
The Italian Aggression before World War 2 was that they invaded Albania and signed a secret pact with Adolf Hitler.
What were the Soviets fighting for in World War 2?
The soviets were fighting for there homeland and freedom from German control. I hope that answers your question.
Did the Soviets help the US against Japan in World War 2?
No
How did Finland beat the Soviets in World War 2?
The Fins didn't actually beat the Soviets in WWII, they both signed an armistice and the Soviets got some Finnish land.
What was the point of the world war?
The point of world war in the case of WW2 was to stop aggression and occupation of countries.
Why did the soviets get involed in world war 2?
Because the Germans invaded USSR.
What weapons did the Soviets use in World War 2?
Air planes and bombs
Why would a war be known by two different names?
Opposing sides typically have different names for wars, battles, and such. For example, the American Civil War was often known as the War of Northern Aggression by Southerners, they had different ways of naming battles. Sometimes, it has to do with political ideology. The Finns saw their fight against the Soviet Union as a continuation of the Winter War they had previously fought against the Soviets, whereas the Soviets considered it just another front of the Great Patriotic War (their name for the Second World War).
