How did the Nazi Soviet Pact help advance Stalin's goals for the Soviet Union?

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Joseph Stalin's goal was to extend the empire of the Soviet Union. He also hoped to guarantee security, to spread communism beyond the Union, secure a position in the world affair and create an empire. Meanwhile, the Nazi-Soviet Pact was an agreement between the Soviet Union and Germany, whose objective was to pledge a non-belligerent force towards each other. This advanced the goal of Joseph Stalin because the Nazi-Soviet Pact does not interfere with the affairs of the different parties.

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