HOW DID NAZI GERMANY BETRAY THE SOVIET UNION #history #shorts #ww2 #politics

Although Germany and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact in 1939, Germany launched Operation Barbarossa in 1941.

[WorlddHistory]

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[redandroyalfilms]

Hitler : I’m going to destroy the communist Russia
Napoleon’s goast : 🤦‍♂️

[Kugua]

There's no betrayal in politics, only a temporary alliance.

[lemurus]

How France and England betayd czechoslovakia

[Renmek-gg]

The Soviet Union was the last country to sign an agreement with the Nazis. The Soviet Union had already been concerned about the threat from Nazi Germany, for example when the Nazis occupied Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union raised the question of future threats. But the West said that "There is nothing to worry about yet"
However, as we see now, the Soviet Union turned out to be right.
When their government realized that there was no agreement with them, they were the last to sign the agreement. And no, this is not a lie, you can see that Western countries signed treaties with the Nazis earlier than the Soviet Union.
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[ФёдорКотков-щф]

Germany had "friendship" with France and UK before USSR. And it betrayed them

[omerta]

1934: Poland making a non-offence pact with Germany 🇩🇪🤝🇵🇱

1935: Britain allows Germany navy building 🇩🇪🤝🇬🇧


1936: French and Britain gave Germany rights to occupy a demilitarised Rhein zone 🇩🇪🤝🇬🇧🇫🇷

1938: France and Britain literally sold Czechoslovakia to Germans, Poles and Hungarians 🇭🇺🇵🇱🇩🇪🤝🇬🇧🇫🇷

1939:

So why everyone likes to talk only about relations of Germany and USSR?

[Newtwo_]

Before we talk about the Molotov-Ribbentrop package.
Don't forget a couple of "little" details:
- The Pact was created after UK and France refused to allow the USSR to form a coalition against Germany
- The pact was created after the partition of Czechoslovakia, UK, France, Poland and Germany.
- Almost every country in Europe was in alliance with Germany except the USSR
- UK wanted to pit Germany and the USSR against each other by helping Germany build up its military power
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[This_is_a_good_man.]

Туда этих фашистов, с днем Великой Победы!

[SolomomMamman]

Both nations deserved each other but i feel sorry for the millions of innocent civilians who had suffer cause of a very bad monster romance

[Familiya-Imja]

It was most bloody and scary part of world's history

[Alexander-lse]

I will answer this question by quoting Hitler himself, a quote from his book and the NSDAP manifesto «Mein Kampf»: «Our goal is the conquest of the lands in the east». It was with this that he came to power in 1933, and everyone in the USSR and Germany knew about the inevitability of war. And the Molotov-Ribbentropp Pact (a non-aggression pact between Germany and the USSR and the division of Poland) is nothing more than an attempt to delay this war, because «in the east» of Germany at that time there were only Poland and the USSR, and, with all due respect to Poland, it's people and history, I don’t think that anyone then believed that Hitler’s ambitions ended in Poland. Especially in the USSR.

[Egor_edits__]

As a Russian, I can say that millions of people have died. but we responded with counterfire.

[tovarishdimov]

Never heard of "To destroy your enemy, make it your friend."

[Danishrajput]

Hiltler: I am going to destroy Russia
Napolean France: 🤦🏼
Crimean Khanate: 🤦🏼

[LSL-Rus]

Мюнхенский сговор: ну жа ну да это другое забыл

[DariusVladimirAuditore]

I mean, they were never allies in the first place. That was a non aggression pact and even then, both leaders knew it was not gonna last.

[Bro.]

1941=operation Barbarossa
1943=operation bagration
1944=operation overlord
1945=operation downfall (Canceled)

[Roman_Anikin]

Author dosent want to say that by 1939 all European countries had similar agreements with Nazi Germany?
Or in your opinion Germany lived in isolation, becouse of ideology?
No, it actively traded with neighbors and participated in the politics of pre-war Europe….

[Truth-Enforcer-UF-]

If they betrayed them later or sooner their Betrayal worked