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Red Scare: Could the Soviet Union Have Survived a Japanese Offensive?

Red Scare: Could the Soviet Union Have Survived a Japanese Offensive?
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Hitler Would Rejoice: What If Imperial Japan Invaded World War II Russia?

Ironically, the battlefield results of a Japanese invasion of Siberia would have been relatively minor. ....

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History Lessons: How Stalin and Hitler Split a Country in Two

History Lessons: How Stalin and Hitler Split a Country in Two
Niether country trusted each other. But they also wanted to give themselves time to attend to other matters (and build up militarily).
Here s What You Need To Know: The tragedy of Poland goes beyond the Hitler-Stalin Pact and the insidious agenda of aggression it has come to represent. It assured that by 1945, in the throes of Allied victory, Poland would merely exchange one overseer for another.
On August 23, 1939, Soviet Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, V.P. Potemkin, waited at the Moscow Airport for Joachim von Ribbentrop, Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany. He warmly greeted the former champagne salesman and then whisked him away for a clandestine meeting at the Kremlin. ....

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Could Japan Have Secured Axis Victory By Attacking Russia in World War II?

The two-front war Russia never wants to fight.
Here s What You Need To Remember: Fighting a one-front war was the Soviet Union s greatest advantage.
Fighting a war on two fronts is the military equivalent of driving a car while texting. It’s just a really bad idea, as Germany can attest. One reason Germany lost two world wars is because its forces were split between East and West. America and Britain also fought World War II in Europe and Asia.
In contrast, the Soviet Union could concentrate its forces against Germany, thanks to a 1941 neutrality pact with its long-time rival Japan. This became painfully obvious to Hitler during the 1941–42 Battle of Moscow, when the Red Army’s well-trained and well-equipped Siberian divisions reinforced the battered Soviet armies defending Moscow. Trained to operate in the harsh cold of Siberia, these fresh troops shattered the frozen German spearheads and sent them reeling from the gates of Moscow. ....

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Asia's past unmasks PRC hegemony - Taipei Times

Asia’s past unmasks PRC hegemony
By Jerome Keating
In 2013, when China first promoted its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and later its Maritime Silk Road Initiative (MSRI), there was a haunting deja vu feeling about it. There still is.
The world, but especially East Asia, needs to look back to June 29, 1940, when Japan made a similar announcement of a grand, idealistic plan for the region: the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.
On the surface, the plan seemed perfect for the needs of the region. It would free East Asia from Dutch, French and British colonialism, and all the newly formed nations would prosper under the guidance of Japan. ....

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