A reason for that would be because, the Soviets were busy with militarization (mobilizing of troops) so they needed the british and US to attack so they had time to sneak up on Germany from behind. Also known as a 3 pronged attack
The Soviet Union had done most of its fighting in Europe up to that point.
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Wrong! Stalin's USSR and Hitler's Germany were initially allies but Hitler turned against Stalin and tried to invade Russia - a fatal mistake from his point of view. The Nazis were already invading much of Western Europe, hence Britain declaring war on Germany; and at the end in 1944 the USSR's armies were pushing into Germany from the East while the Allies (Britain and her Commonwealth, and USA) invaded from France. The end however was far from ideal. Although Hitler and his Nazi Dictatorship with its terrible genocide programme were dead, the USSR was not prepared to return a vast swathe of E. European territory to its own people, but took it and the Eastern half of a now-divided Germany, into its own iron control.
Joseph Stalin feared that Western Germany would gain too much power. He blockaded all roads entering the former capitol of Germany.
Joseph brant
joseph stalin
Joseph Stalin never lead Germany...
Hitler, Mussolini, President Roosevelt, President Truman, General Patton, Himmler, Joseph Goebbels, field marshal von Gering
Germany could fight in western Europe without worrying about fighting a two-front war.
Britain: Winston churchill Germany: adolf Hitler America: Dwight eisehower russia: Joseph Stalin Italy: Mussolini
In August 1914, Joseph Cook of the Liberals. In September 1939, Robert Menzies of the United Australia Party.
they belived that a victorious britain will contain american from expanding westward
Jasper Joseph was born in 1982, in Berlin, Germany.
Stephen Joseph has written: 'A New future for Britain's railways'
Joseph Howe belives that by joining the confederation, nova scotia would have little say in the federal government (18 house of common seats) and will lose ties and support with great Britain