The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact Explained: The Soviet Struggle for an Anti-Nazi Alliance
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From the time Hitler seized power in Germany until the eve of the Nazi invasion of Poland, the Soviet Union, and only the Soviet Union, worked tirelessly to forge an agreement for collective security against the German aggression that every thinking person knew would come.
As the evidence shows, the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, and Poland, feared revolution by their own working classes far more than they did German domination of Europe. Seeing Hitler as a bulwark against communism, they encouraged him to attack to the East. They sacrificed their Polish ally in the process in order to give Hitler a border from which to attack the USSR.
In the present volume, Grover Furr outlines the Soviet efforts at creating an anti-Hitler alliance and how the politicians of the West betrayed their own people through encouraging Hitler to dominate the European mainland – a betrayal that was ultimately stopped only at the gates of Moscow by the Red Army.
