This book will tell you who stirred Hitler into his suicidal decision to attack Stalin. It will tell you who were the real godfathers of the worst catastrophe in the history of Russia that went off on June 22, 1941. You will learn who gave money to Hitler and his party, helping the Nazi to power. Revealed in this book is the real reason behind the Nazi regime – aggression against the USSR to correct a previous blunder of Western intelligence that had led to Bolshevism in Russia. Instead of quietly disappearing with their loot, Lenin and his crew remained in the country and pieced it together into a global superpower, refusing to give it over to the West. Abundant evidence cited in this book helps trace the whole logic of events starting from September 1919 up to June 1941. The reader will emerge enlightened about who were the true preachers and masterminds of World War II, and who must share responsibility with the Nazi for their hideous crimes.
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Николай Стариков. Who set Hitler against Stalin?
Foreword
Why is the World War II history still full of riddles?
Who helped Hitler with money?
Leon Trotsky – the Father of the German Nazism
Why England and France didn’t care to avert the Second World War
Why London and Paris presented Vienna and Prague to Hitler
How Adolf Hitler turned into an “impudent agressor” in just one day
Why the west likes neither Molotov, nor Ribbentrop
The betrayed Poland
How England left France to sink or swim
Adolf Hitler’s fatal love
List of references
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What this book IS NOT:
This book IS NOT about the Great Patriotic War.
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Indeed, no one was brought to book for paying Hitler! And not because those industrialists were thought to be beyond the reach of law, but because their donations were grossly dwarfed by the expenses of Hitler’s party. Their help was of importance, but not of key importance, for even in the roaring 1930-ies, the Golden Age of Hitler and his party, the Nazi’s expenses did not tally with their income!
According to some estimations, the expenses of the NSDAP spent on political propaganda, the wages of the storm troops, and the endless election campaigns must have totalled from 70 to 90 million Deutschemarks!
