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To: Andy Thomas who wrote (12367)	6/17/1999 8:42:00 PM
From: D. Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17770

<<On the other hand, did you know that it came out in 1993 that the USSR was about to attack Germany in 1941, just before they were attacked themselves? It's very difficult for me to think of the Soviet leadership as "innocent" in that tragedy we call "WW2.">> Those closest to Stalin during the war, including Kruschev, and Stalin's biographers have all remarked how highly Hitler was thought of by Stalin, and how genuinely hurt and surprised he was in 41. Russian innocence in WWII extends about as far as Poland, which they conspired to carve up with Germany. Its ironic that history's two totalitarian geniuses were fated to go at each other's throats. ;) Derek