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In the shade of overlord

At Tehran, 1943, Stalin promised to support Operation Overlord with an attack on his German front. He did nothing of the sort. Instead he tried to conquer Finland and sent his peace feelers to Hitler. His moves took foe and friend alike with surprise and reactions were generally inadequate. Finland's defense was on the verge of collapse through an oversight by the Supreme Command and the negligence of the Commander of the Naval Forces. It seems that Stalin hoped for a failure of Overlord and did what he could to bring it about. With the Anglo‐Americans thrown off Normandy he would have got a chance to dominate Europe north of the Alps.