Why do capitalist countries have no way of agreeing with fascist countries against the "red terror"? In a slightly alternative story in which the Comintern posed a greater threat than Nazism...
Roosevelt was very anti-communist. And the United States goes to war because of specific circumstances. And obviously, they would rather have Hitler in Berlin, Franco in Madrid, and Mussolini in Roma than Stalin walking around Europe.
Roosevelt was very anti-communist. And the United States goes to war because of specific circumstances. And obviously, they would rather have Hitler in Berlin, Franco in Madrid, and Mussolini in Roma than Stalin walking around Europe.
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