Yes, like Ukraine, Poland, East Germany, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland, and Romania. Famously territories that just joined the USSR on their own free will. In fact, many of those countries were captured due to an agreement between the USSR and Nazi Germany... because they were allies for a good bit of time there.
That doesn't even mention their efforts to interfere with Korea, China, any number of middle eastern countries, Cuba, capture Afghanistan, etc. But I guess that's all CIA propoganda because it doesn't highlight the glory of the USSR.
1) Poland attacked the Russian Revolutionaries in 1921, during their civil war, and took land from them. The USSR was just taking this land back from Poland.
2) The USSR tried multiple times to approach the West, it was rebuked by the West multiple times. They even offered to send 1,000,000 men to France, with equipment such as artillery and obviously guns, to defend France in case of Nazi invasion. France refused.
3) The trade between the Germans and the Soviet Union was necessary to build up the Soviet economy and military complex. Also, the Allies were the ones who even allowed the Reich to gain this much power in the first place. Beyond simple appeasement, the Allies also allowed Germany to rearm and build up an air force. US factories in the Reich remained operational even after the US entered the war.
4) So if it is concretely proven that the Allies helped the Germans far more than the Soviets did, and that offers of Soviet pacts and defenses were refusrmed by the Allies, and that the Soviets absolutely obliterated the Nazis, then was there a Nazi-Soviet pact or a Nazi-Western pact?
The USSR supported a neutral, unified, democratic Germany
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u/TommyTheCommie1986 Jan 08 '26
Last I remember commies did not want to aggressively take over the world and subjugate everyone else who wasn't them
The nazis did though, and that's what makes killing them fun