SVR declassified documents on plans for a German attack on the USSR
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The SVR declassified the 1941 archive of plans for a German attack on the Soviet Union. The authors of the documents wrote about readiness for an offensive operation and the ability to strike at any time, targets for German aviation were indicated. We are talking about Moscow factories that produce components for aircraft, car repair shops, as well as power plants.
The archive reported that Hungary was going to participate in the hostilities on the side of the Nazi troops. The goal was the elimination of the USSR. To do this, Berlin was thinking over a new leadership for the occupied Soviet territories and was engaged in the selection of managers for the Caucasus, Kyiv and Moscow.
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