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bentrop’s foreign office. Ribbentrop {was hanged as a war criminal. The Nuremberg tribunal refused him permission to use these same documents in his defense. The documents also claimed that: | Russia and Nazi Germany did) agree at the time—less than a year| |hefore Germany invaded Russia {that the United States had “no { business in Europe,-in.Africa, or in Asia.” They also agreed that the Axis powers and Russia should act jointly to ‘prevent Anglo-Saxon domination of Europe. Price Too High The heretofore top-secret papers) show that Russia was ready to ad{here to the Axis triparjjte pact en- | visaging a “new world order.” But | eventually it demanded from Ger{many too high a price for partici- | pation—domination of the Balkans, {the Dardanelles and the Baltic. | Hitler. finally decided upon war {against Stalin because, “above all,” | Germany needed the Balkan penin|sula which Russia also coveted. The Nazi documents on SovietGerman relations before the Hitler invasion of Russia were made public by the State Department with [little warning and without explanation except that “they were ready now,” . | The release comes at a critical stage in the Russo-American “cold war” and midst congressional debate on the Marshall European Recovery Plan. {The 260 documents—contained jn ‘a 362~page State Department book: r<-deal with Soviet relations with the {Nagis only from 1039-to 1041. Covers Two Years | They tend to show that both Rus{sia and Germany considered their {short-lived rapprochement a mar[riage of convenience. But the evidence appears clear even from the German documents that Russia was doing everything possible up to the {last minute to avoid a war with | Germany, | The documents are studded with
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‘President Roosevelt's “Arsenal of | Democracy” policy in the United’ | TWO: Hitler and Soviet Foreign | Minister V. M. Molotoy decided to {oppose any attempt on the part of the United States “to make money {on Europe” and agreed in principle {on a coalition of European powers | to set up “some kind” of Monroe
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i Minister Joachim Von Ribbentrop— { later hanged by the victorious alles {as a war criminal—in August, 1939, | before the war started: “If Japan
| Soviet Union was not afraid of it ‘and was prepared for it.” FOUR: Stalin told Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka in
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Moscow and Berlin Also Declared America Hod ‘No Business’ in Europe
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March, 1941, that Soviet Russia had, never gotten along well with Gres! Britain and “never would.” FIVE: Hitler never answered Stalin's last demands for a broader sphere of influence, .ncluding the
Balkans, made in late 1940, In-| || stead, he issued a secret directive |'
to his military staff on Dec. 18, 1940 | to be prepared “to crush Soviet Rus-| sia in a quick campaign.” The at-|
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ance” purportedly given the German fleet in“1940—~before. Russia became a belligerent. > | Another document included Nasi versions of a purported Russian
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balance of power against Germany. ms Josef Stalin, according to the German account, categorically rejected
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