James Holland

worry about what they're going to do with Poland and they're going to be, you know, jumping out of the fire into the kind of water and it doesn't come off. And as a consequence of that, Soviet Union continued to pursue more hardly, you know, more and more vociferously the opportunities that the Germans are offering, which is the split of Poland.

worry about what they're going to do with Poland and they're going to be, you know, jumping out of the fire into the kind of water and it doesn't come off. And as a consequence of that, Soviet Union continued to pursue more hardly, you know, more and more vociferously the opportunities that the Germans are offering, which is the split of Poland.

And as a consequence of that, Soviet Union continued to pursue more hardly, you know, more and more vociferously the opportunities that the Germans are offering, which is the split of Poland.

and it doesn't want to go to war just yet.

and it doesn't want to go to war just yet.

and it doesn't want to go to war just yet.

and it doesn't want to go to war just yet.

No, he believed it in the same way that Hitler believed it, that it was a cynical kind of convenient bit of real politic for now.

No, he believed it in the same way that Hitler believed it, that it was a cynical kind of convenient bit of real politic for now. I mean, I think Soviet Union was as determined to get rid of the Nazis as the Nazis were determined to get rid of the Soviet Union. I think whoever fired first was not decided at that point.

No, he believed it in the same way that Hitler believed it, that it was a cynical kind of convenient bit of real politic for now. I mean, I think Soviet Union was as determined to get rid of the Nazis as the Nazis were determined to get rid of the Soviet Union. I think whoever fired first was not decided at that point.

No, he believed it in the same way that Hitler believed it, that it was a cynical kind of convenient bit of real politic for now. I mean, I think Soviet Union was as determined to get rid of the Nazis as the Nazis were determined to get rid of the Soviet Union. I think whoever fired first was not decided at that point.

I mean, I think Soviet Union was as determined to get rid of the Nazis as the Nazis were determined to get rid of the Soviet Union.

I think whoever fired first was not decided at that point.

But I do think from the moment that Hitler takes power in 1933, a conflict between Soviet Union and Nazi Germany is inevitable.

But I do think from the moment that Hitler takes power in 1933, a conflict between Soviet Union and Nazi Germany is inevitable.

But I do think from the moment that Hitler takes power in 1933, a conflict between Soviet Union and Nazi Germany is inevitable.

But I do think from the moment that Hitler takes power in 1933, a conflict between Soviet Union and Nazi Germany is inevitable.

Yeah, and, you know, they're doing exercises and stuff and building out of it. He's not ready yet because he knows he's done the purges and he's got to get his army, you know, he's got to get his armed forces back into shape and all the rest of it. But, you know. So they have this incredibly cynical agreement. But at that point, you know, Hitler's hands are untied.

Yeah, and, you know, they're doing exercises and stuff and building out of it. He's not ready yet because he knows he's done the purges and he's got to get his army, you know, he's got to get his armed forces back into shape and all the rest of it. But, you know. So they have this incredibly cynical agreement. But at that point, you know, Hitler's hands are untied.

Yeah, and, you know, they're doing exercises and stuff and building out of it. He's not ready yet because he knows he's done the purges and he's got to get his army, you know, he's got to get his armed forces back into shape and all the rest of it. But, you know. So they have this incredibly cynical agreement. But at that point, you know, Hitler's hands are untied.