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Stalin has now broken two non-aggression treaties and annexed territory from

both betrayed parties (Poland & Finland). The "International Community"
verbally condemns the Soviet invasion and makes some symbolic economic
gestures, but once again, there are no calls for boycotts, nor any declaration of
war against the USSR as there was against Germany. Hitler is also forced to
remain silent about Stalin’s actions because he does not want a two-front war.

The brave Finns put up a fierce resistance against the Soviet aggressors.

APRIL 9, 1940

GERMANY IS FORCED INTO PRE-EMPTIVE, LIMITED
OCCUPATIONS OF NORWAY & DENMARK

The Allied plan of attack is to disrupt Germany’s iron ore imports from Sweden
by illegally mining Norwegian waters, and then occupying the important
Norwegian port of Narvik. Plans are also made for imposing a base of operations
in Denmark, Germany’s neutral neighbor to its north. (10)

A Norwegian politician named Vidkun Quisling confirms the existence of these
Allied plots. (Operation Wilfred and Plan R 4). Sympathetic to Germany, and
not wanting his country to become a battlefield, Quisling informs Hitler of the
Anglo-French plot to wage war from the two Scandinavian countries.

Germany moves quickly to secure the Norwegian port of Narvik just before the