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The Soviet-American relationship in WWII was more of a "Shot Gun Wedding" in that neither side trusted the other, but both sides needed each other to defeat Hitler's Germany. But officially and in Propaganda relations were very warn. And when American and Soviet troops linked in Germany they kiss and hug each other like brothers.
AnswerSoviet-American relations during WWII were generally frosty, neither side fully trusted each other and they were mainly Allies of convenience. This is not to say that they did not cooperate militarily as both sides wisely recognized Nazism as the greatest and most immeadiate danger, however tension was ever present.In a bad relationship with the Soviet Union.
In world war 2 Russia and America were allies, against Germany
they were allies in world war 2
No, that was what a large part of World War 2 was about. They had a very bad relationship.
What dramatic event changed Britain's relationship with Australia?
They were consecutive?
In a bad relationship with the Soviet Union.
Cold War.
In world war 2 Russia and America were allies, against Germany
Strained
They were at war. Michael Montagne
they are at war kill and or defeat the enemy
France and us have a relationship and so do you
they were allies in world war 2
It was uneasy and then caused the Cold War.
Uncomfortable at best, since they were at war.
No, that was what a large part of World War 2 was about. They had a very bad relationship.