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Originally Posted by Doppleganger Unlikely as it was, it was more likely than the Soviet commanders having offensive orders, unless they had orders in an event of a German invasion to go on the offensive. The latter is far different from an actual Soviet first-strike policy.
I'm a pretty open guy Boris. Convince me by way of reasoned argument and supporting proof/documentation and I'm prepared to change my opinion. So far, you haven't come close to doing that.  |
I have, probably, was not clear enough(well, English wasn't my first language, or even the second
What I was trying to say that there was a distinct possibility of such scenario.
So far, all the worst tales about the Stalin's regime(or almost all) have been proved correct.
Why this one should be an exception?
Why so many archives in Russia are still closed for the open research and war plans of the 30-s and 40-s are still classified?
The deception and lies were so common that it is impossible to tell outright which is what. If some documents are released, how to prove that they are not fakes?