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Why did stalin sign an agreement with fascist germany, once a bitter enemy?

Why did stalin sign an agreement with fascist germany, once a bitter enemy?
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Why did stalin sign an agreement with fascist germany, once a bitter enemy?

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Because both countries didn’t want to fight again like from WW1 and that Germany doesn’t want another two front war
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