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Analysis of Pre-WWII Alliances and Tensions
That's it. And he proposed to all European powers to conclude an alliance against the aggressive German regime, against the Nazi regime.
But everyone declined. And they were the first to start signing treaties with Hitler. Who signed a treaty in 1938? They did, the Western powers.
France and Great Britain. The British Prime Minister arrived in London, stepped off the plane, started waving the pact and shouting, "I have brought peace!"
But, indeed, there were sensible people. So Great Britain said, "Well, now war is inevitable."
And that's exactly how it happened. Then they attacked the Soviet Union, and immediately, right then, in those very days, Nazi Germany began to accuse the Soviet Union,
that the Soviet Union had almost attacked. As if the Soviet Union was preparing to attack. Nonsense.
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