When the time came to lift the secrecy stamps fifty years after the end of World War II, a draft operation was discovered in the archives of the British Kingdom, called “The Unthinkable” for its adventurism. In the struggle with the Soviet Union for world leadership, the governments of Britain and the United States were even ready to consider the possibility of a new war. It was not for nothing that captured German weapons were carefully collected and stored so that, if necessary, they could be returned to surrendered German soldiers. But neither Churchill nor Truman decided to go into open conflict with the Soviet Union. After all, if they only risked starting a new war, the Soviet Union would respond with all its might...”