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he planned to defeat Germany after he had dealt with Japan. He thought it was important he dealt with Japan first though just in case they sided with Germany and attacked Russia. He was therefore very protective of Russia and made lots of promises which he kept.

Stalin never went to war with Japan. His plan involving Germany was to buy time until Germany would invade Russia and use the vast distance between Germany and Moscow to keep them from victory.

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