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[[Image:Mark BT.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Antonov A-40 "flying tank"]]
[[Image:Mark BT.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Antonov A-40 "flying tank"]]
On piece of evidence Suvorov cites to support the theory that Stalin was planning an invasion of Western Europe through Germany is the development of the KT/A-40 Antonov flying tank by the Soviets, based an a design by an American, J.W. Christie, among the evidence of Stalin's aggressive plans. The former Prime Minister of [[Estonia]], Mart Laar on August 20, 2004 published an article in ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' titled "When Will Russia Say 'Sorry'?" agrees with Suvorov's theories. In this article he said: "The new evidence shows that by encouraging [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] to start [[World War II]], [[Stalin]] hoped to simultaneously ignite a [[world revolution|world-wide revolution]] and conquer all of [[Europe]]". Suvorov's name was not mentioned.
On piece of evidence Suvorov cites to support the theory that Stalin was planning an invasion of Western Europe through Germany is the development of the KT/A-40 Antonov flying tank by the Soviets, based an a design by an American, J.W. Christie, among the evidence of Stalin's aggressive plans. The former Prime Minister of [[Estonia]], Mart Laar on August 20, 2004 published an article in ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' titled "When Will Russia Say 'Sorry'?" agrees with Suvorov's theories. In this article he said: "The new evidence shows that by encouraging [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]] to start [[World War II]], [[Stalin]] hoped to simultaneously ignite a [[world revolution|world-wide revolution]] and conquer all of [[Europe]]". Suvorov's name was not mentioned.
==Evidence of Suvorov's theory==
==Evidence of Suvorov's theory==
Suvorov's conclusion is that Stalin demolished his defenses as he didn't need them any more, and the huge fortifications were only an impediment as Stalin began deploying troops near the border in order to attack the Germans.
Suvorov's conclusion is that Stalin demolished his defenses as he didn't need them any more, and the huge fortifications were only an impediment as Stalin began deploying troops near the border in order to attack the Germans.
==External links==
==External links==