Aggression under the Guise of Liberation

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The book explores the unusual alliance formed between National Socialism and Communism during the Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939, highlighting the historical roots and practical necessity of this cooperation. It examines the complexities of the two ideologies working together against a common enemy, including the tensions and accidents that arose from their ideological differences. The narrative delves into the interactions between their armies, curiosity about military strategies, and the ever-present fear of friendly fire, illustrating the precarious nature of this collaboration.