Why was The Soviet Union with the western allies?

Answer 1

The Soviet Union was upset with the Western Allies because they invaded North Africa instead of France. The Soviet Union was upset with the Western Allies because they invaded North Africa instead of France. The Allies decided to invaded Noth Africa first to secure the Mediterranean Sea in the region.

Answer 2

They invaded North Africa instead of France

Answer 3

Remember that the Soviet Union was created on the basis of the Marxist-Leninist ideology, which claimed that capitalist societies must inevitably be overthrown by the victorious proletariat, and converted into Marxist societies, so a conflict between these two competing economic systems already existed, even before WW II. The Soviet Union knew perfectly well that once the Third Reich was defeated, they would then have a new conflict with the western, capitalist world. They were already maneuvering for position, even before the war was over.

Answer 4

They were not at first, they had made a pact with Germany that if Germany left them alone, they would not attack Germany. Hitler, however invaded Russia. he thought that he would be able to win on the eastern front (Russia) but he was not a real military person and didn't listen to his generals.
His army got 'bogged' down in the very cold Russian winter.

Answer 5

They invaded North Africa instead of France