The Russo-German Symbiosis in the First and Second World Wars

two countries canceled their mutual war debts and, in commercialrnagreements, repeated some of Lenin's commitments.rnOf far greater significance were the secret clauses to the treatyrnthat obtained until Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union inrn1941. Those secret clauses circumvented the Versailles Treaty'srnban on German rearmament by providing . . .