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Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Table of Contents; Authors Note; Chronology; List of Maps; Introduction; Prologue: A Meeting on the Boundary of Peace; Chapter 1: The Devils Potion; Chapter 2: Bonded in Blood; Chapter 3: Sharing the Spoils; Chapter 4: Contortions; Chapter 5: A Rough, Uncertain Wooing; Chapter 6: Oiling the Wheels of War; Chapter 7: Comrade Stonearse in the Lair of the Fascist Beast; Chapter 8: Riding the Nazi Tiger; Chapter 9: No Honor Among Thieves; Epilogue: Life After Death; Appendix: Text of the Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact; Acknowledgments; Notes.;History remembers the Soviets and the Nazis as bitter enemies and ideological rivals, the two mammoth and opposing totalitarian regimes of World War II whose conflict would be the defining and deciding clash of the war. Yet for nearly a third of the conflicts entire timespan, Hitler and Stalin stood side by side as allies. In The Devils Alliance, acclaimed historian Roger Moorhouse explores the causes and implications of the tenuous Nazi-Soviet pact, an unholy covenant whose creation and dissolution were crucial turning points in World War II. Indeed, this riveting chapter of World War II is.

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Copyright 2014 by Roger Moorhouse

Published by Basic Books,

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ISBN: 978-0-465-05492-3

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To my mother and the fond memory of my father

TABLE OF CONTENTS

It is always a challenge to make sense of the shifting sands of eastern Europes place names. For this book, in which frontiers move and rival languages intrude, I have employed a policy of using names appropriate to the period under scrutiny.

So, to take the example of what is today the Ukrainian city of Lviv: In discussing September 1939, when it was the Polish city of Lww, I use the Polish name. However, after the city passed to Soviet control and its name was Russified to Picture 3Picture 4 , I use the transliterated form, Lvov. Incidentally, the modern Ukrainian version, Lviv, only came into official use with the dissolution of the USSR in 1991.

Where there exists an accepted Anglicized formsuch as Warsaw, Brest, or Moscowthen I have naturally used it throughout.

1939

March

10 Stalin delivers speech to the 18th Communist Party Congress.

15 German forces occupy Bohemia and Moravia.

31 Britain extends a guarantee to both Poland and Romania.

May

3 Stalin replaces Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinov with Vyacheslav Molotov.

August

12 Anglo-French-Soviet talks begin in Moscow.

19 German-Soviet Credit Agreement is signed in Berlin.

21 Soviet talks with the British and French are suspended.

23 German-Soviet Treaty of Non-aggression, or Nazi-Soviet Pact, is signed in Moscow.

25 Anglo-Polish Military Alliance is signed in London.

31 Soviet forces defeat the Japanese at Khalkhin Gol.

September

1 German forces invade Poland.

3 Britain and France declare war on Germany.

15 Soviet forces agree to a cease-fire with the Japanese in Manchuria.

17 Soviet forces invade Poland.

22 German and Soviet forces stage a joint parade at Brest-Litovsk.

28 German-Soviet Boundary and Friendship Treaty is signed in Moscow.

Soviet-Estonian Mutual Assistance Treaty is signed in Moscow.

October

5 Soviet-Latvian Mutual Assistance Treaty is signed.

6 Last pockets of Polish resistance are defeated.

10 Soviet Lithuanian Mutual Assistance Treaty is signed.

November

26 Mainila Incident provides Moscow with a casus belli against Finland.

30 Soviet forces invade Finland.

1940

February

10 First Soviet mass deportation from Poland begins.

11 German-Soviet Commercial Agreement is signed.

March

12 Treaty of Moscow is signed between Finland and the Soviet Union, bringing the Winter War to an end.

April

3 Katyn massacres begin.

9 German forces invade Norway and Denmark.

13 Second Soviet mass deportation from Poland begins.

May

10 German forces invade France and the Low Countries.

31 Heavy cruiser Ltzow arrives in Leningrad.

June

15 Soviet forces invade Lithuania.

16 Soviet forces invade Estonia and Latvia.

22 Armistice is signed between Germany and France.

28 Romania heeds a Soviet ultimatum and withdraws from the provinces of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina.

30 Third Soviet mass deportation from Poland begins.

Soviet occupation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina is complete.

July

14/15 Rigged elections are held in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.

August

2 Moldavia (Bessarabia) becomes a republic of the Soviet Union.

3 Lithuania becomes a republic of the Soviet Union.

5 Latvia becomes a republic of the Soviet Union.

6 Estonia becomes a republic of the Soviet Union.

September

27 Tripartite Pact is signed between Germany, Italy, and Japan, establishing the Axis powers.

November

12 Molotov arrives in Berlin for talks with Hitler.

20 Hungary joins the Axis.

23 Romania joins the Axis.

December

1 German-Soviet Tariff and Toll Treaty is signed.

17 Danubian Commission conference breaks up in acrimony.

18 Hitler gives the order for Operation Barbarossa, the attack on the Soviet Union.

23 Red Army High Command Conference opens in Moscow.

1941

January

10 German-Soviet Border and Commercial Agreement is signed in Moscow.

March

1 Bulgaria joins the Axis.

25 Yugoslavia joins the Axis.

27 Coup dtat is staged in Yugoslavia.

April

6 Soviet-Yugoslav Treaty of Friendship and Non-aggression is signed.

German forces invade Yugoslavia.

13 Soviet-Japanese Neutrality Pact is signed in Moscow.

May

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