Which statement accurately describes events in the Soviet Union in World War II?

a. Stalin violated the friendship pact he had signed with Hitler and invaded Germany in 1941.

b. The Russian people were so opposed to Stalin that they refused to fight against the Nazis.

c. The Soviet Union became an ally of the United States and Great Britain during World War II.

d. Hitler admired the Russian people and considered them to be part of his so-called "master race."

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Angelica Goodman

17 August, 11:46

Which statement accurately describes events in the Soviet Union in World War II?

a. Stalin violated the friendship pact he had signed with Hitler and invaded Germany in 1941.

b. The Russian people were so opposed to Stalin that they refused to fight against the Nazis.

c. The Soviet Union became an ally of the United States and Great Britain during World War II.

d. Hitler admired the Russian people and considered them to be part of his so-called "master race."

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London Ruiz · Answer 1

The best option regarding events in the Soviet Union in World War II would be that "C. The Soviet Union became an ally of the United States and Great Britain during World War II," since they all shared a "common enemy" in Nazi Germany.