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No, the Polish government was not Fascist. However, in 1939 it had recently passed changes to the constitution, giving their President a tremendous amount of power. The country was virtually a Dictatorship by 1939- but, it was not Fascist in nature.
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What two European countries that did not have fascist government?
Spain and Poland
Who and why started World War 2?
The Nazis started the war with the invasion of Poland in September 1939. The Nazis were Fascist's, all they wanted was land.
Where did German forces turn after overturning Poland in 1939?
=''After Poland was overrun, a government-in-exile, an armed forces, and an intelligence service were established outside of Poland. ''=
When was Albanian Fascist Party created?
Albanian Fascist Party was created in 1939.
How did fascism threaten peace in Europe?
Hitler, a fascist ruler, had an aggressive expansionist policy. His invasion of Poland in 1939 began the war, and peace did not return to Europe until 1945.
Was Poland occupied by Poland?
in 1939
Who invaded Poland in 1939?
Nazi Germany and the USSR invaded Poland in 1939.
What was Italy's type of government during 1939-1945?
Italy had a parliamentary democracy from the late 1860s up until the years leading to World War II when Benito Mussolini takes power and raises a fascist regime. Italy's fascist government was similar to Nazi Germany's, which advocated militarism and nationalism, which are quite dangerous when a nation is 100% so.
What king of government did Hitler did?
A fascist dictatorship
What country invaded Poland in 1939?
Nazi Germany and the USSR invaded Poland in 1939.
Was Spain a Fascist dictatorship in 1939?
In January of 1939, some areas of Catalonia and Valencia were still in Republican hands. However, Francisco Franco was in control of the whole country by the end of the year. Franco's government was a fascist dictatorial state.
Was Poland a democracy in 1930 before Germany invaded?
Germany invaded Poland in 1939, and before that, since 1918 (when Poland gained its independence), it was a democratic country (however, wioth a kind of authoritarian government).
