What if the Soviet Union refused to sign the Non-Aggression treaty, given that the at the time leading Soviet general were concerned of an imminent German betrayal?
In addition, we know that Hitler had informed his generals that if the Munich Agreement failed, he would still have ordered the mobilization of forces into the Sudetenland.
So... given this background, if the Non-Aggression treaty failed, would Hitler continued to have invaded Poland, without Soviet support? If he did, do you think the members of the Oster Conspiracy would have had greater support, and launched a coup?
In addition, we know that Hitler had informed his generals that if the Munich Agreement failed, he would still have ordered the mobilization of forces into the Sudetenland.
So... given this background, if the Non-Aggression treaty failed, would Hitler continued to have invaded Poland, without Soviet support? If he did, do you think the members of the Oster Conspiracy would have had greater support, and launched a coup?