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In World War II, Soviets were aggressors with ambitions of expansion. In 1941, they were part of Stalin's regime, which sought to expand Soviet influence through military conquests. Their invasion of Eastern Europe and the Baltic states was characterized by brutality and oppression, leading to widespread suffering and loss of life. In 1941 they had massed troops for an attack on western europe.

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In World War II, Soviets were aggressors with ambitions of expansion. In 1941, they were part of Stalin's regime, which sought to expand Soviet influence through military conquests. Their invasion of Eastern Europe and the Baltic states was characterized by brutality and oppression, leading to widespread suffering and loss of life. In 1941 they had massed troops for an attack on western europe.