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The Nazi-Soviet Pact, more formally known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact after the officials who negotiated it, might have allowed the Nazis and the Soviets to divide Europe between them and to actually defeat the Anglo-French-American alliance, but that didn't happen, because the Nazis stupidly decided to violate the pact and attack the Soviet Union even while they were still fighting on the western front against England. It was an error of over-confidence, and it cost them the war. So in the end, the impact of this treaty was not very great. Treaties only matter if their signatories respect them.

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