"Stalin, one of the things I would like to address in this interview is your relationship with Hitler. I understand that you have just signed the Nazi-Soviet Pact, does this is any way change the way you view him? Please tell me how you feel about his invading Poland," said the scrawny interviewer. I am seriously started to question why i must make myself available to the public minds. Why does he even want to know my reaction to his invasion? It is not like it affects me, in my mind, the Polish deserve to have that land taken from them. After all, it wasn't theirs to begin with, it was glorified Russian and German land.
I shrug off the smile I get while thinking about how meaningless this interviewer is and say, "There is nothing wrong with Hitler's invasion. He did as any other ruler might do for his country. Hitler, like I, though fascist, only wants to unite his country into one piece of land extending throughout Europe. Anyway, the Polish lands that he desired were originally German, they are all German speaking. He is simply taking back what is rightfully his in order to nationalize Germany. It was not the Polishes keep anyway."
"Would you do the same, dear gentle Stalin?"
"Would I have done the same! Ha!" I say in a mocking tone. "I am prepared to go to all lengths to make sure that The Soviet Union is as prestigious and united as ever. If doing so requires the abduction of previously possessed lands, then so be it! I hope you are not questioning my power, young boy! I will do anything for Mother Russia, now put that in your report!"
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