Did you know that Auschwitz had all of these things during World War 2? 🤨

As the world celebrates Victory in Europe Day, let us not forget how World War II began — with a deal.In 1939, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union signed the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact. This agreement set the stage for the joint destruction of Europe.Hitler invaded Poland from the west, and Stalin followed from the east. The USSR then attacked Finland, annexed the Baltics, and seized territory from Romania. Between 1939 and 1941, the Soviets supplied Nazi Germany with oil, grain, and raw materials —

World War II could have been prevented. But nobody except Stalin really wanted to stop Hitler. Not badly enough.The Soviet Union proposed a joint military front against Hitler. Britain and France stalled. Poland blocked transit. What happened in those few months before the war changes everything we think we know.I have put together a series of videos that will take you through 1939, the year that could have changed the rest of the century.