Uni Soviet pada Perang Dunia II

Templat:Sejarah Uni Soviet

Para prajurit Soviet dari Front Timur saat istirahat pendek setelah pertarungan, 1 April 1944
Stalin, Roosevelt dan Churchill di Konferensi Tehran, November 1943
Garis waktu dan korban militer USSR di Eropa dan Asia, saat Perang.

Uni Soviet menandatangani sebuah pakta non-agresi dengan Jerman Nazi pada 23 Agustus 1939. Selain stipulasi non-agresi, traktat tersebut meliputi protokol rahasia yang membagi teritorial-teritorial Rumania, Polandia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Belarus, Ukraina, dan Finlandia ke dalam "lingkup pengaruh" Soviet dan Jerman, mengantisipasi "rearansemen teritorial dan politik" potensial dari negara-negara tersebut.[1] Joseph Stalin dan Adolf Hitler kemudian mendagangkan proporsal-proporsal setelah masuknya Soviet ke Pakta Blok Poros.

Catatan

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  1. ^ "chathamhouse.org, 2011". Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2015-12-08. Diakses tanggal 2018-01-03. 

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Dalam negeri

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Sumber primer

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