The reason why the Soviet Union invaded Germany? Because Germany invaded the Soviet Union first! And Josef Stalin, the Soviet leader decided that he could not trust the Germans to "stay down" once he "knocked them down". The Germans were finally and decisively beaten in battle at Stalingrad (now Volgagrad). The German General Von Paulus was encircled by Soviet General Chuikov in what was actually Von Paulus's favorite maneuver, an encirclement. And the Germans lost about 80,000 men and all that went with that size army to a battle-weary and very angry Soviet militatry. Many Germans never saw their homes again, but remained in Soviet Labor Camps (Gulags) until they died, toiling as slave labor. Most German officers eventually went home, but not until the mid-fifties.
the Soviet Union
Burned their own crops
Germany invaded the Soviet Union on June 22nd, 1941.
yes, Germany and the soviet union both invaded Poland. when the Germans invaded the Soviet union, it came as a big suprise to the Russians, who signed a non aggression pact with the soviet union.
The Soviet Union
Russia. Or rather, the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union invaded Russia on September 17, 1939. The Soviet Union invaded the country 17 days after Germany did.
It didn't. Unless you count the Soviet counter-attack against Nazi Germany in 1942-45.
they didn't, Germans invaded the soviet union in 1917.
Romania was not invaded by Nazi Germany, it was an ally of Hitler agaist the Soviet Union.
Germany and the USSR had signed a non-agression pact
There was never a real date the pact was supposed to last. Stalin knew that Germany would invade the Soviet Union, but he hoped they would invade some time around 1942 so that he could bring up his army in time.