What if Great Britain honored the Anglo-Polish Military Alliance?

Tovarich

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I think that, in the unlikely but not impossible event that the US UK decide to send supplies to the USSR thanks to simple realpolitik, it would still be quite fairly different from OTL. Any supplies the Soviets get would likely be measured out to be just barely enough to keep the USSR in the war against Germany, and probably come with a lot of strings attached. It seems entirely possible that the West might charge more for supplies than Stalin is willing to pay.

You don't think they would still prefer soviet soldiers being fed into the death-mill rather than their own?:confused:
Remember, the declaration of war onto the USSR (not even signed by the USA IITL, just the UK) is imply a piece of paper, easily ripped-up and forgotten.
In a 'Total-War', truth and history is what the propoganda departments say it is.
 
I've long wondered how the British would magically calculate exactly what supplies were needed to keep the Soviet Union barely in the war and no more or less?

It's not as if these supplies magically teleported from one country to the other in a blink of the eye.
 
You don't think they would still prefer soviet soldiers being fed into the death-mill rather than their own?:confused:
Did I say anything remotely like that? Do not deliberately misportray my arguments, it annoys me.

I do wonder what Stalin would say if the Allies made any aid conditional on, for example, reversing any Soviet gains from the Winter War, and guaranteeing no expansion on Soviet territory or influence within Europe.
 

Tovarich

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Did I say anything remotely like that? Do not deliberately misportray my arguments, it annoys me.
I couldn't give a flying feck how you feel, mate!
You have still failed to give ANY excuse why a UK/US fighting Nazi Germany would not would not conveniently forget ANY pre-Barbarossa declaration or agreement.
There was precious little else I could conclude from your 'argument'
 
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