In 1942 Hitler turned on Stalin and drove towards the Caucasus, aiming for the oil that would sustain the German advance. If he succeeded, the balance of the war could tilt. To hold them at bay, Stalin needed supplies quickly; fuel, vehicles, and equipment. Britain and the United States agreed to provide them. The question was how. Many routes were blocked by German control. One answer was the Persian Corridor: a route from the Gulf, through Ira…
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