1941

        After the seizure of Czechoslovakia, fascist Germany began to prepare for war completely openly before the eyes of the whole world. Hitler, encouraged by England and France, ceased to stand on ceremony and pretend to be a supporter of a peaceful settlement of European problems. The most dramatic months of the pre-war period arrived. Even then it was clear that every day brings humanity closer to an unprecedented military catastrophe.         What, then, was the policy of the Soviet Union, on the one hand, and the politics of Great Britain and France, on the other?         An attempt to evade the answer to this question, undertaken by falsifiers of history in the USA, testifies only to their unclean conscience.         The truth is that England and France, with the support of the ruling circles of the United States and ...

        The further development of events showed even more clearly that the ruling circles of England and France, with their concessions and indulgences to the fascist states, united in 1936 in the military-political bloc, known as the Berlin-Rome Axis, only encouraged and pushed Germany onto the path of conquests.         Rejecting the policy of collective security, England and France moved to the position of the so-called non-intervention, which JV Stalin spoke of:         “... the policy of non-interference could be described as follows:“ let each country defend itself from aggressors as it wants and how it can, our business is on the side, we will trade with both aggressors and their victims. ” In reality, however, the policy of non-interference means connivance of aggression, the outbreak of war, and therefore its transformation into a world war ”1.  ...