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The Soviet-German agreement to partition Poland that Jiang presents as Stalin's clever move to redirect war declarations toward Germany.
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Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact
The Soviet-German agreement to partition Poland that Jiang presents as Stalin's clever move to redirect war declarations toward Germany.
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Jiang argues that the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was Stalin's clever maneuver because Germany and the Soviet Union partitioned Poland together, but Britain and France declared war only on Germany.
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Jiang says the Soviet Union agreed under the pact to give Germany oil, food, and other inputs for its war machine.
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"And Churchill refused to ever negotiate with Hitler. In fact, Hitler sent this emissary called Rudolf Hess to Britain, to Scotland, to negotiate a..."
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"other thing about this pact is that Soviet Union agreed to give Germany resources for its war machine, oil and food, and other inputs...."
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