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Read "Icebreaker" -free online- by Viktor Suvorov, a Russian defector. Stalin was most definitely planning on invading Europe after Germany, its ally, had subjugated it. Stalin needed Hitler to be the "Icebreaker" to breakup European democracies so when his Red Army did invade it would be welcomed as a liberator. Stalin was extraordinarily effective at masking his megalomania towards the world; practically to this day his thoroughly false claim to have been only interested in building Socialism in his nation, and no others, is believed. As Suvorov so pithily said, in the late 1920's Adolf Shickelgruber has no idea that he was going to be a world conqueror but Stalin most certainly was, and was laying detailed plans to do so.
World War 2 was planned in the Kremlin right down to the invasion of Britain. What Stalin did not count on was German military intelligence finding out about his plans and beating him to the punch, by a mere two weeks. It is fact that Stalin was so completely blown away by Germany's deceit - after all he thought Hitler was monumentally stupid - that he suffered a total nervous breakdown and was incapacitated for days after the invasion began.
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Why did Stalin join forces with the allies in ww2?
He had Hitler invading Russia and needed help.
At the end of world war twowhat did Heinrich himmler try to do?
Kidnap Hitlers body, surrender to Allies and join forces against Russia
Who was the fourth country to join the allies in world war 2?
france
Did Berlin join the Allies side in World War 2?
I'm in Y5 but I do yr 7 work so: yes, berlin did join the Allies in WW2 in 1941
America did not join the Allies during the first of World War 2?
2 years
Why did Stalin join forces with the allies in ww2?
He had Hitler invading Russia and needed help.
Why did Stalin join the forces with the Allies during world war 2?
Stalin joined forces with the Allies during World War II primarily due to the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, known as Operation Barbarossa. The invasion forced the USSR to seek military cooperation with Britain and the United States to combat a common enemy. Additionally, forming an alliance with the Allies helped Stalin secure military aid and resources essential for defending the Soviet territory and ultimately contributed to the defeat of Nazi Germany.
Was Joseph Stalin a allied or axis?
Joseph Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union prior to World War II. He initially supported the Axis powers, but when Stalin predicted the defeat of the Axis powers, he attempted to join the Allies power and end connections of the Axis. Stalin initially was a supporter of the Axis Powers but after Hitler ordered and carried out the invasion of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin joined the Allied Forces.
Why did Stalin join the allied forces during world war 2?
Stalin joined the Allied forces during World War II primarily due to the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, which forced the USSR to seek assistance against a common enemy. Despite earlier signing the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact with Germany, the invasion prompted Stalin to ally with the United States and the United Kingdom to coordinate military efforts and resources. This shift was crucial for the Soviet Union to withstand the German onslaught and eventually turn the tide of the war in favor of the Allies.
When did Romania join the axis powers in World War 2?
If you think to Soviet Union allies Romania was allied with them at 23.08.1944.This was the beginning of the subordination of the country to Stalin.
At the end of world war twowhat did Heinrich himmler try to do?
Kidnap Hitlers body, surrender to Allies and join forces against Russia
What side did the US join on the world war 2?
The Allies
Why did britan join world war 2?
They wre allies of the affected
Who was the fourth country to join the allies in world war 2?
france
When did the United states join the allies in World War 1?
1914
Did Berlin join the Allies side in World War 2?
I'm in Y5 but I do yr 7 work so: yes, berlin did join the Allies in WW2 in 1941
What were the reasons Stalin was suspicious of the west prior to and during World War 2?
The democratic West feared that communism might gain credence and add to labor unrest. Stalin lived in constant fear that the US and the UK might join forces with Germany in an attempt to destroy Russia.
