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If the USSR completely avoids its 1939-1940 expansions, does it subsequently become much easier for Russia to reassemble the USSR post-collapse?
Also worth noting that any TL that has this likely has the Soviet Union avoid participation in WWII in the first place (unless WWII is fought over Czechoslovakia), and it's worth noting that western Ukraine (the more pro-Western part) suffered less male deaths as a result of WWII than the rest...- Word Count: 71
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If the USSR completely avoids its 1939-1940 expansions, does it subsequently become much easier for Russia to reassemble the USSR post-collapse?
If the USSR completely avoids its 1939-1940 expansions (for instance, if Hitler and the Nazis never actually come to power in Germany and an alternative German regime decides to never actually wage war over the Polish Corridor, as tempting as doing this might seem, due to the risks involved)...- WolfBear
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