6. Viktor Suvorov " is a Soviet Army Cold War-era Soviet military intelligence officer who defected to the United Kingdom, eventually becoming a famous writer and historian." Viktor Suvorov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In his 2008 "The Chief Culprit: Stalin's Grand Design to Start World War II," Suvorov explains that Stalin materially assisted Nazi Germany in its aggression so that the Soviet Union could intervene at the proper time and seize all of continental Europe for itself. Hopefully, Germany and the West would exhaust themselves fighting each other.
Well, many prominent Russian historians now agree with the arguments of Suvorov (Rezun).
The declassified Russian document support the argument that Stalin was planning an offensive war on Europe in May 1941, and he believed that Hitler would weaken the capitalist system, and after that Soviet tanks could invade Europe and beat Hitler and the rest of Europe.
Stalin's Missed Chance is a study by Russian military historian Mikhail Ivanovich Meltyukhov, author of several books and articles on Soviet military history.
Stalin's Missed Chance covers a theory of planned Soviet invasion raised by Viktor Suvorov, author of highly controversial books such as Icebreaker. Unlike Suvorov's works, Meltyukhov's book is based on archive materials, some of which were until recently classified. Contrary to many Western scholars (David Glantz, John D. Erickson, Richard Overy and others), Mikhail Meltyukhov concurs with Suvorov's claim that Stalin and the Soviet military leadership had planned an offensive against Germany in 1941.
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The basic idea of Soviet military planning consisted in the fact that the Red Army was to concentrate near the border under the disguise of maneuvers and to go over into a sudden, decisive attack. "The absence of any references to the possible defensive operations of the Red Army shows that the discussion was not about the preparation for a pre-emptive strike but for the assault on Germany and its allies. This idea is clearly expressed in the document of May 15, 1941, by which the Red Army was to be guided in the beginning of war." Meltyukhov suggests that the assault on Germany was initially planned to take place on June 12, 1941, but was postponed because the Soviet leadership feared an Anglo-German reconciliation against the Soviet Union after the flight of Rudolf Hess on May 12, 1941.[16]
The basis for this assumption is revealed by Molotov's recollection 40 years later in a conversation with Russian journalist Ivan Stadnyuk: "I don't remember all the motives for cancelling this decision, but it seems to me that Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess' flight to England played the main role there. The NKVD reconnaissance reported to us, that Hess on behalf of Hitler had proposed the United Kingdom to conclude peace and to participate in the military march against the USSR... If we at this time would have unleashed ourselves a war against Germany, would have moved forces to Europe, then England could have entered the alliance with Germany without any delay... And not only England. We could have been face to face with the entire capitalist world".[17]
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The flight of Rudolf Hess to the UK scared Stalin, he was afraid that the entire Western world was now against the Communists.
That explained the strange behaviour of Stalin in the first two weeks after the German invasion. He planned an offensive and he did not believe that Hitler would dare to attack the superior SU without getting the support of "capitalists" (UK and USA)
There is evidence that Brits managed to fool Hitler into believing that they would not mind if he attacks the SU. That may be the reason why they killed Rudolf Hess, the man who desperately tried to prevent a large scale carnage of European people.
The ruling elite of the Western countries decided that Communism is less dangerous to their interests, though Stalin was eager to convert the entire Europe into a GULAG-System.
If Americans had not invented the nuclear bomb, Stalin would have easily conquered the entire Europe after wWII and fulfilled his plans.
The Soviets had a huge superiority of military power even before WWII (twice as many planes as Hitler, and four times more tanks before WWII, and to the end of WWII the Soviets managed to produce an astronomical amount of superior tanks, rockets and planes that were able to reach the Atlantic shore in a couple of weeks.
The western powers were scared to death by Stalin after WWII, that is the reason why they abandoned their Morgenthau Plan and re-armed what was left of Germany immediately after WWII.
Hitler was never a threat neither to the UK nor to the USA, he admired the British Empire and the United States. He was an Anglophile who tried to avoid a war with Anglo-Saxons in any case. The flight of Rudolf Hess to the UK was a desperate attempt to prevent a genocidal war between Germans and Anglo-Saxons.
But the owners of British and American media managed to stampede the Brits and Americans into a fraternal war with Germans, because the British and American media never told their readers the truth about Stalin.
They portrayed the mass murderer Stalin as a "good guy" in their media, that is the reason why Brits and Americans accepted the union with the most murderous regime that existed till the beginning of WWII.
How many civilians were killed by Stalin till the outbreak of WWII?
Well, only during the Holodomor were killed more than 7 Million Christians, and the total number of killed Christians till the outbreak of WWII was more than 10 Million.
And how many civilians were killed by Hitler till the outbreak of WWII?
It is obvious that Stalin was the greatest murderer in September 1939 and even in June 1941, but Western powers preferred a union with a person who intended to establish a GULAG-System on the entire European continent.
Does that make any sense? Millions of life could have been saved, if western powers had the intention to avoid WWII.
And according to Churchill it was very easy to avoid WWII.
Here are his words:
Sinews of Peace (1946)
by Winston Churchill
Up till the year 1933 or even 1935, Germany might have been saved from the awful fate which has overtaken here and we might all have been spared the miseries Hitler let loose upon mankind.
There never was a war in history easier to prevent by timely action than the one which has just desolated such great areas of the globe. It could have been prevented in my belief without the firing of a single shot, and Germany might be powerful, prosperous and honored today
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They could have easily prevented WWII, but they did not. The question is why?
Well, only if we assume that the interests of the British and American elite and their voters did not coincide, then we can find the answer.
The banksters?