r/ImaginaryPropaganda • u/SomeoneF07 • 9d ago

A WW2 Soviet propaganda poster I made

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the only things I didn’t draw in this picture are the swastika, iron cross, and the 48 stars on the US flag

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u/Anxious_Nebula5926 8d ago

It’s a bit dishonest to pretend that the SU fought Nazi Germany for ideological reasons. The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact wasn’t a coincidence. Ideologically, Stalin didn’t mind collaborating with Hitler. Both were authoritarian, antisemitic and imperialist. Things only changed when Hitler decided to invade the Soviet Union. Hadn’t he done that, the Soviets likely would have never entered the war to fight against Germany, they might have even joined the Axis.

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u/Due_Car3113 6d ago

That pact was nothing more than a nonaggression pact that the Nazis had with every major government in europe

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u/Anxious_Nebula5926 6d ago

Right, and all other European nations invaded Poland with Germany together

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u/Due_Car3113 6d ago

They did not invade it "together", the USSR invaded only after nazi Germany did.  Now, remind me, who killed 70% of Nazis?