USSR - Germany (inducing Nazis) military cooperation in 1918-1941

USSR - Germany (inducing Nazis) military cooperation in 1918-1941

Belarusians make a lot of great articles , thy leaving Muscovite influence zone for sure, of cos 99% Muscovites don't even want to read about it , so what ? LOL)))



"Moscow, they decided to build the Junkers, in Lipetsk in 1925 a flying school was opened in which German pilots learned to operate in battle "Fockers", an armored school of the Reichswehr was established near Kazan, "the Kama object". According to Katya Gloger, at least fourteen cadets of this school became later, under Hitler, generals of the Wehrmacht. The equipment and maintenance of the school was paid for by the Germans, who equipped training classes, workshops and a tank training ground. Of course, tanks, declared as tractors, were also brought from Germany. The "Kama facility" was visited, in particular, by the general (during the Weimar Republic still a major), Guderian (Heinz Guderian), who in 1941 broke through to Moscow with his tank army.
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In the town of Ivashchenkovo, which later became known as Chapayevsky after several renaming, a plant for the production of chemical agents was built with the participation of the German firm Hugo Stolzenberg. He worked until the very end of the USSR. At the same time, in the mid-1920s, not far from Saratov, the Tomka test site was equipped to test mustard gas, phosgene and chlorine.

Another test base of the chemical war was located very close to Moscow, in the Podosinki. The records of two German officers on the inspection visit to the Soviet Union in September 1926 remained in the archives. There, in particular, they write about their concerns about the fact that the test site is located only five kilometers from the houses, that is, the gas sprayed from the aircraft can poison the villagers. But the Soviet side was not afraid. "All our wishes are fulfilled," the author of the book, Major-General Werner von Blomberg, who visited Soviet Russia in 1928, quotes.

Of course, from this brotherhood in arms, the Soviet side also won. She received modern military equipment. Joint tests of combat aircraft and tanks, training centers in which there were Soviet cadets, participation of the high command of the Red Army in the staff exercises of the Reichswehr in Germany, all this benefited the Soviet armed forces.

The military-political cooperation of the USSR and Germany, which for some time was almost collapsed after Hitler came to power, unfolded with new force after the conclusion of the so-called Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (to be exact, Hitler-Stalin) in 1939. The USSR and Nazi Germany divided Poland, which was noted even by a joint military parade in Brest. The Soviet Union received spare parts for aircraft, engines for tanks, Zeiss equipment. Well, in response - until June 22, 1941 - in the "third Reich" came from the Soviet echelons of oil, food, strategic raw materials necessary for war."

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