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German Soviet Treaty also called German Soviet Treaty also called German–Soviet Boundary and Friendship Treaty it was treaty signed between Nazi Germany and Communist Soviet Union on 28 September 1939, The main aim for this treaty is dividing Poland between Nazi Germany and Soviet Union. Nazi Germany conquered west side of Poland including the capital city of Warsaw, while The Soviet Union conquered east side of country. both countries committed war crimes and genocides against their inhabitants after invasion. The agreement was signed between Joachim von Ribbentrop and Vyacheslav Molotov, the foreign ministers of Germany and the Soviet Union respectively, in the presence of Joseph Stalin. Because of this treaty Stalin ignore all warnings about possible German invasion in 1941, and he prefer to continue with his dictatorial policy be eliminating his opponents inside. Soviet Union lost massively millions of lives during Operation Barbarossa in World War 2.[1]