Comments by "Sean Cidy" (@seancidy6008) on "Why Britain wouldn’t just let Hitler go East" video.

Britain and France were making plans to attack Russia in the Russo Finnish war even though Britain and France were officially at war with Germany. It was the Nazi Soviet pact that caused Britain to declare war on Germany judging by the fact that the guarantee of Poland's independence was before the Pact was made public, but when they found out about the Pact Britain guaranteed Poland's _ territory_ and that was what made war inevitable. Chamberlain had no problem with Germany going East and maybe even succeeding and conquering some Soviet land, or it was at least acceptable. Germany and Soviet Russia being allies was unacceptable, because that meant Hitler was about to go West (first).
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