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In 1939, Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler agreed to divide the Europe (Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-Aggression Pact) According to Historian Viktor Suvorov, Stalin planned to conquer the entire Europe. The plan was called "Thunderstorm." Stalin prepared the Red Army to strike the Germans in July 1941. In May 1941, Stalin begun to assemble Red Army troops near German / Soviet border. Hitler found out about this and ordered German forces to attack Red Army on June 22nd 1941. In a matter of days, German Army obliterated Red Army. They destroyed 43 Red Army Divisions, captured near half-a-million Red Army troops, 4,000 guns, mortars and 200 tanks. Red Army incurred 700,000 casualties. Then German forces occupied large portions of Ukraine, Belarus and Baltic States.

No. German intelligence predicted that the Soviets would attack 3 weeks later. By making it a surprise attack, they had an advantage.

And just look what the Soviets did - they raped themselves through Germany and conquered half of Europe. Hitler was right about the Soviet threat.

Russia was jewed, and it was Russia to betrayed Hitler

Except Stalin was three weeks away from invading Germany when Hitler invaded him.