Nazi - Soviet Pact
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- Nazi - Soviet Pact
- Soviet - a person or group of people with extreme far left belief's.
- Stalin signed the treaty because the USSR needed time to rearm for war.
- Stalin lost faith in the League's ability to protect against agression
- The policy of Appeasement showed that Britain and France would not protect thrm
- Britain and France didnt seem to value them as an ally as the USSR werent invited to the Munich Conference therefore needing a new army.
- Owning territory in Poland would create a buffer zone from any attacks from the west including Germany.
- In August 1939, Hitler sent Ribbentrop, a senior Nazi to Russia. He offered a Nazi - Soviet Alliance that they would not go to war and would invade Poland and divide it between them.
- Nazi - a person or group of people with extreme far right belief's
- Hitler signed the Pact because Poland could provide Lebensraum but the USSR might prevent this, so the Pact would get rid of any obstacle.
- Hitler signed the Pact to prevent having to fight a war on two fronts
- Hitler signed the Pact to regain territory taken from them at the end of WW1 without them having to fight for it
- Soviet - a person or group of people with extreme far left belief's.
- Nazi - a person or group of people with extreme far right belief's
- Hitler signed the Pact because Poland could provide Lebensraum but the USSR might prevent this, so the Pact would get rid of any obstacle.
- Hitler signed the Pact to prevent having to fight a war on two fronts
- Hitler signed the Pact to regain territory taken from them at the end of WW1 without them having to fight for it
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