Original sentence: The Western Allies also were rather anti-communist, and became more tolerant of right wing fanaticism in buffer states like Germany and Poland.They saw such movements as potential bulwarks against the Soviet Union
Edited sentence: Based upon support he received in the 1920s and 1930s Hitler expected eventually to make an ally of England and hated Churchill for committing it to war; this expectation of support from Western anticommunism also partly explains his apparently suicidal invasion of the USSR.Hitler received most of his money and political leeway from trenchant anticommunists in America and England, including the blockading of Spain to allow Nazi and fascist victory in the Spanish civil war, and Neville Chamberlain dampening any reaction by France or England to Nazi expansionism.They saw such movements as potential attack dogs against the Soviet Union who would act as proxy for world anticommunism; howver hitlers pathological hatred of the Jews turned him into a worse immediate threat than the Soviet Union.Western Anti-Communism - Having failed to, as Churchill put it strangle Soviet Communism "in its cradle" during the Russian Civil War Western capitalist interests and their compliant politicians were extremely tolerant of right wing fanaticism in buffer states like Germany and Poland