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Why was the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact ratified by Nazi Germany and the USSR?

The Soviet Army was considerably weaker and underprepared for war, especially compared to that of Germany, as a result of Stalin's purges of the military. Stalin needed to form a mutual defence pact with ...

Answered by Erzen L. History tutor
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To what extent was the role of the Red Army the most significant reason Lenin was able to strengthen rule over Russia

The Red Army were not only the most significant reason Lenin strengthened control over Russia but also critical to implementing the one party state, The Red Army were comprised of 300,000 men and Trotsky ...

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How should I structure an essay answer?

This depends on the type of question, but there are some basics that should always be included: An introduction - this needs to make it clear what you are going to be arguing, and introduce succinctly the...

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Why did the Nazis invade the Saarland?

After the First World War, Germany was economically and territorially weakened. Key to Hitler's aims was the rearmament of Germany to achieve Lebensraum and Grossdeutchsland. The Saarlan...

Answered by Eoghan M. History tutor
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Describe two key features of the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1923.

One key feature of the French occupation of the Ruhr in 1923 was its fundamental cause: Germany's failure to pay annual reparations to France and its allies, as imposed by the Treaty of Versaille...

Answered by Ingrid B. History tutor
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