What if Japan went after the USSR on Dec. 7 1941?
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The Sandman
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Pretty much.
Think of it as the average hentai, with the Kwantung Army playing the part of the schoolgirl and the Red Army as the tentacle monster, forcing its way into every orifice the Kwantung Army has and a few it didn't have until the Soviets went to work.
David S Poepoe
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Its really amazing how quickly we get repeats over here. This topic was barely talked about two weeks ago. Much like turn signals on cars these days, searching archives must be considered optional.
https://www.alternatehistory.com/discussion/showthread.php?t=80210
The Far East Front in December of 1941 had not be altered in any sunstansive form from the start of the War. Stalin was still unsure of Japan's intentions (for that matter he wasn't sure of U.S. intentions, paranoia is like that). Even when the forces began to be moved from the East they came mostly from the Central Asia Military District and from Stavka reserves.
The 1st, 2nd, & 25th Armies were in the Far East throughout the war (not sure about the 15th Army). This represented more than enough forces to crush any Japanese invasion.
There are tons of threads on this subject here.