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Agreement between the Soviets and the Germans 

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Agreement between the Soviets and the Germans 

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On Ocober 1, 1939, Sir Winston Churchill, Great Britain in its transmission on the same day that the Nazi German armies entered the Polish capital of Warsaw. They described Russia as the Soviet Union, there was a statement destined to capture the inscrutability of Russia and its difficulty in dealing with the Russians. On August 23, 1939, there was an agreement between the Soviets and the Germans where they partially supported that agreement.

For a long time, Russia and the United States have had a dynamic tension dating back to the founding of the republic.

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The Russian Federation has been struggling to develop a new identity in the world and a new place since then a tumultuous evolution away from communism during the balance of years. In 1900 there was a resurgence driven by the oil of the United States in the decade of the 2000s. The United States, was on the positive side applauding the appearance of the merchant's economy. The foreign policy of the United States has reflected towards Russia the changing circumstances of Russia. Russia for several years has been in politics with low and high. The Russian Empire caused a classic European balance of power that was shattered in World War I. After years of all the wars, the Soviets replaced the empire struggle to establish and achieve the main acceptance in the international order.

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Russia is the largest country with a land area, but otherwise, Russia is a difficult place but not impossible. The Russian Federation was built by the rubble of the USSR. In Russia, there is an enigma that throughout any description that one can get out of the country. For many years Russia was under Mongol rule for two centuries and in the seventeenth. And XIX the Russian Empire did not emerge. The Russian Empire always saw people as a stranger before the royal courts of Europe, as well as Asia with Europe. In the WWI there were consequences of which the overthrow of the imperial government and the replacement by the communist V. I. Lenin. After the war was over, the other countries of Europe helped Russia with isolation.

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In the last half-century, the main dynamic of Russia was similar to a pendular oscillation, where prestige and power have been the balance between and the rest is a decrease. In the half century, during the Cold War, the Soviet Union was one of the two great powers and it was a state that seemed to be a capitalist world liberated by the United States. In 1970, the Soviet Union had measures of the explosive power of nuclear weapons. In 1970 small beginnings began in the facade of the Soviet power, there were problems of economic decline and these problems went unnoticed.

In 1991, the Soviet Union voted for its own existence and the Russia Federation continued to decline the Soviet power. In the 2000s the pendulum returned to occupy the most important place for Russia in the whole world.

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The Russian experience has been unique among many states of the world, has produced a culture that is Russian and that presents different types of challenges for the world than other states and dealing with Russia is very complicated because their experience is very good. Modern Russia became the Russian Empire, however, although the Russian Empire was one of many victims in the First World War who rose and maintained control of the old empire was the Soviet state. The Russian influence spread to Eastern Europe through the Cold War in the second half of the 1940s. In 1940, the Soviet / Russian power reached the territory and achieved territorial control of their own xenophobes. The Russian expansion part of his legacy is still part of the Russians were proud.

Also, when the empire broke, I had unique problems for Russia. The empire and the Soviet Union imposed the language and culture.

Resources:
https://d2l.lonestar.edu/content/enforced/600640-019820-61-1181-1-6201/Russia1.pdf?_&d2lSessionVal=Z8NySYfDuuqjfPY4pl02QKdsl