Titlebook: British Policy Towards the Soviet Union during the Second World War; Martin Kitchen Book 1986 Martin Kitchen 1986 Adolf Hitler.cooperation

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The Russian Enigma,e terms of the secret protocol to the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact which had been signed just over one month before, and which made the Soviet Union a partner of Nazi Germany fully entitled to her share of the spoils of aggressive war, there were clear indications that the Red Army was about to pounce on

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Sir Stafford Cripps Goes to Moscow,re than an endless and frustrating exchange of notes was badly needed. Halifax felt that if a mission were to be sent to Moscow Cripps was the man best suited for the task. Cripps was eager to go, confident that he could build on the foundations he had laid in his brief visit, and readily accepted t

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Reluctant Allies,he decided not to wake her husband. Later in the day Dalton wrote in his diary, ‘I am mentally prepared for headlong collapse of the Red Army and Air Force. On the other hand, it is possible that they may do much better than we think.’

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Churchill Meets Stalin,lthough he had wide popular support, particularly from the disaffected left, it was soon apparent that he was no serious threat to Churchill. The House of Commons found his prim and high-minded tone distasteful. The austerity measures he introduced did nothing to increase his popularity, particularl

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The Beginnings of Postwar Planning,ure Soviet policy. In April the Foreign Office prepared a lengthy document for the War Cabinet outlining its thinking about the likely effects on British interests of post-war Soviet policy.. It was felt that for ten years after the war the Soviet Union would be totally absorbed with the rehabilitat