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In 1924, Hitler wrote in his book Mein Kampf (Chapter XIV): “Already the one fact
of concluding an alliance between Germany and Russia would mean [the] inevitability of
a future war, the outcome of which would be predetermined. Such a war could only mean
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the end for Germany.” Fifteen years went by, and on August 19, 1939, Prime Minister and
People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR Vyacheslav Molotov, on Stalin’s orders,
handed to the German ambassador in Moscow von Schulenburg a plan for the nonaggression
pact. Stalin’s proposals were so attractive that Hitler accepted. Hitler correctly predicted his
fate. As he foretold, the alliance with Moscow meant inevitable war, the outcome of which
was predetermined. is war meant the end for Hitler’s Germany.
