Pakt Molotov-Ribbentrop v roce 70. výročí konce II. světové války

Suchodolinský, Michal

The paper is divided into two main parts. First two chapters are foccused on events in 1939. Specifically, signing non-aggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union, also known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, named by the Foreign Ministers of both countries, who have signed it. Also, the events that preceded this pact and that followed afterwards. In this paper foccusinf on history, I will also look at the relationship between ideologies of Germany and the USSR. While I want to point out the fact that the two schemes, such as German and Soviet, were ready to expand not only at the expense of third countries, but also at the expense of one another. Next section will be foccused on the interpretation of these events, in two chapters. First I will offer a view at how historians differ in opinions on the problems and how they explain these events. Futhermore, I will continue with another interpretation of the events from the perspective of Vladimir Putin in the official statements. Moreover, I will monitor changes its expression at the time. By the end , I will summarize the information that were identified and evaluated.

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