In the years leading to World War 2, Stalin was convinced of an imminent German invasion of Russia. He pleaded with the other European leaders to help contain Hitler, but they believed in a policy of appeasement. Stalin felt that he needed more time to prepare for the German attack, and a week before Germany's invasion of Poland he signed a non-aggression pact with Hitler, promising that neither side would attack the other. This bought Stalin about 2 years to raise a strong army and air force.
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The "entente" was actually a prewar COMMERCIAL, NOT MILITARY treaty between Britain and France. The French and the Russians had a Treaty of Military Alliance from 1892. This was in response to the Triple Alliance, of Germany, Austro-Hungaria, and Italy, created in 1882. Because Russia was an ally of France, and Britain was also in the war on the side of France (having entered the war over German violation of Belgian neutrality though, and not because of any alliance with France), the whole coalition was sometimes called "the Entente Powers".
Russia was invaded by the Nazis from the sea and onto the eastern part of Russia but not Siberia.
Romania and Greece
Joseph Stalin was the leader of Russia until his death in 1953. The period after his death started what is known as the Khrushchev Era.
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The prewar conditions of the cotton picker's camps were deplorable.
The prewar design of this hotel is worth refurbishing.
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There is no bad side or good side but Russia was on the Allies Side.
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The right side.
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The USA and Russia lie each side of the Bering Strait
No. Russia was on the UK side.