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The Third Reich and USSR signed a non-aggression pact in 1939. However, Hitler viewed Bolshevism as the enemy of National Socialism and always wanted the ideology destroyed, the two would have never “joined sides”.

Yep. Again, he's a moron because IF they would've became alies, I think that would've made both much stronger. Good thing it didn't happen.

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Posted by Loaner1231

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Posted on 12/18/18 at 9:36 pm to momentoftruth87

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I think that would've made both much stronger. Good thing it didn't happen.

In my estimation peace was never possible between the two.

I’m not sure it benefits Germany in a non-wartime situation. Other than Lebensraum, the Nazis valued Soviet held territories due to their natural resources. In this scenario the Reich would have to rely heavily on foriegn trade to supply its needs.

As far as the USSR, it doesn’t matter if Japan or the US wins the war in the east. Both the capitalist United States, and Imperial Japanese, are no friend to the Soviets. At best they’d have a Cold War scenario with the Nazis. At worst they’re facing a two front war against vastly superior opponents, especially if the Nazis have the resources of the US until they capture what they need from Ukraine etc.

This post was edited on 12/18/18 at 9:39 pm

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Posted by OMLandshark

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Posted on 12/19/18 at 10:44 am to momentoftruth87

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Again, he's a moron because IF they would've became alies, I think that would've made both much stronger.

Nazis and Communists are natural archenemies. They could have never remained allies for long, plus it was counterproductive to the Nazis goals. Their goals was not to conquer France and Britain. It was always Eastern Europe, it’s just the rest of Western Europe stood in his way of achieving that.

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