“If Stalin had lived for at least several years old, the history of the world could go through a completely different tractor.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
If Stalin had lived for at least several years old, the history of the world could go through a completely different tractor.
Stalin led the US for the nose as long as the Red Army was preparing for “its” in Western Europe / UNIAN collage, photo wikipedia.orgIn the early 1950s, Joseph Stalin probably planned the Third World War and actively prepared a “battlefield” for this. Alexander Gogun, a Russian historian who lives in Berlin and explores totalitarianism, told this in an interview with Radio Liberty.
According to him, after the end of World War II, Stalin launched a large foreign policy game, within which he tried to provoke the United States to raise his military potential.
“To spray US forces around the world, Stalin used two waves of manipulation. From 1945 to 1949, he arranged all kinds of provocations in Western Asia, the Middle East and Europe,” the historian says.
The result of these efforts was the victory of the Communists in the Civil War in China, where they were opposed by the Republican government supported by the United States. When it succeeded, Stalin moved to the second stage, within which, on the contrary, he began to divert the US attention from Europe and involve them in the fight in the Azia-Pacific. This is how the first war in Vietnam began, when the Communists raised the uprising against the French supported by Americans.
“And the vertex of Stalin’s fraud is a war in Korea, when he was pushed by China and the US.
According to the historian, all this was beneficial to Stalin, who accumulated strength and probably prepared a “hike to Gibraltar and La Channel with the subsequent conquest of the United States.”
Gogun acknowledges that he has not yet been able to find documents with clear plans of the USSR attack on Western Europe and the United States, but many documents of the last years of Stalin’s reign still remain classified, which, according to the historian, “eloquently indicates that day X was no longer around.”
In particular, there are some fragile evidence available in open documents. In particular, Gogun refers to Stalin’s speech to the leaders of the USSR satellite countries in the Kremlin in January 1951. In it, the Soviet dictator demanded from the countries of the “social camp” to create powerful armed forces in the next three years – that is, until 1954. (Recall that Stalin himself died in 1953).
There is also a resolution of the Ministry of State Security of the USSR at the end of 1952, in which the Chekists are ordered to move to “active intelligence”. According to Gogun, this means acts of terrorism, murder on “class enemies”, set fires, explosions.
“It is obvious that NATO leaders will not sit back when the assassination attempts begin in their territory. So Stalin has already released the brakes,” the historian said.
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