Hitler's Fatal Relationship With The Soviet Union

Since the First World War, Germany and Russia have no friendly relationship. Germany hates the Soviet Union and despises Communists. This communism hatred enabled Hitler to push his "approval bill" to provide unlimited power and to create a totalitarian state. Germany has undergone various terrorist attacks and a notorious communist attack against the German parliament. True motive and attackers are still controversial, but the attack on the Parliament House has led German (and Hitler) to take action against the Communist Party.

According to Richard Pips, the Soviet Union had certain responsibility for World War II. The pipeline believes that both Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini regard the Soviet Union as a model of their own regime. According to Pipes, Stalin hopes that another world war will personally weaken his foreign enemies and allow him to internationalize the Soviet regime. Prior to Hitler's power, Stalin allowed testing and manufacturing of German weapons that had been prohibited under the Versailles Treaty against German territory. Stalin was condemned even if weakened the German opposition against the Nazis before Hitler 's reign in 1933 began. For example, in the German election in 1932, he prohibited German communists from working with the Social Democratic Party. These political parties have acquired more votes than Hitler, later on guessing that this might make it impossible for him to become prime minister.

He opposed the ideology of communism, but repeatedly admired the Soviet leader Stalin and Stalinism repeatedly. Hitler praised Stalin who tried to purify the influence of the Soviet Communist Party on Jews, pointed out that Stalin eliminated Jewish communists such as Leon Trotsky, Grigory Noviyev, Lefkamenev and Carl Radec. . Hitler always intended to collide Germany and the Soviet Union in order to acquire Lebensraum ("living space"), but he wanted to collide the German and the Soviet Union, but he wanted to collide between the Nazis · Germany and the Soviet Union We supported a temporary strategic alliance. Democracy, especially France