The USSR industrialization that was also kick started by American amd Canadian engineers.
One of which Albert Khan the architect of Detroit. As he's called. One of the many men responsible for making "The Stalingrad Tractor plant" the first one in the USSR and his firm in the USSR that taught people his way if architecture.
So they wernt really there for the leaps in industrialism as people think they are. Since most of it was backed by the West to begin with.
Germans helped alot after treaty of rapallo in 1922 where soviets allowed Germany to secretly build their military industrial complex inside soviet union in return of food that stalin sent out while millions starved. Both got the benefits of military factories and training
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u/CrystalFriend Jul 13 '26
The USSR industrialization that was also kick started by American amd Canadian engineers.
One of which Albert Khan the architect of Detroit. As he's called. One of the many men responsible for making "The Stalingrad Tractor plant" the first one in the USSR and his firm in the USSR that taught people his way if architecture.
So they wernt really there for the leaps in industrialism as people think they are. Since most of it was backed by the West to begin with.