France and Great Britain promised Poland that if Germany was ever to invade the poles, they would be on Poland's side of the war that would certainly come.
Keith Sword has written: 'The formation of the Polish community in Great Britain' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Poles, History 'The formation of the Polish community in Great Britain 1939-1950' -- subject(s): Poles in Great Britain
The UK, USSR, US and the Free French and Free Poles were Allies.
America gave the poles some Viagra and well, yeah it's a pole.
By seizing territory from the Poles & Slavs in Eastern Europe.
In August 1939, at Stalin's direction, the Soviet Union entered into a non-aggression pact with Nazi Germany, containing a secret protocol, dividing the whole of Eastern Europe into German and Soviet spheres of influence. An Anglo-Polish treaty of Alliance was under preparation and Britain also included Rumania, Greece and Turkey under their protection. Though angered and surprised, Hitler was not deterred by this treaty. He commanded his generals to ready their troops and prepare for an attack no later than September 1st. Hitler's aim was to start "a war with sudden, heavy blows and gaining rapid successes." - By now, Hitler depended on the Triple Alliance of Germany, Japan and Italy to be against Britain, America and Soviet Union. The leaders of Poland understood very clearly that they had no chance against Germany alone. The French, in fact, promised the Poles in mid-May 1939 that in the event of German aggression against Poland, France would launch an offensive against the Germans "no later than fifteen days after mobilization". This promise was sealed in a solemn treaty signed between Poland and France. - By September 1, 1939, the pieces were in place for the beginning of a general European war. It would be a war for which Great Britain and France were egregiously unprepared. Meanwhile, Poland would pay in untold lives. France and Great Britain did indeed honor their signatures and declare war on Germany on September 3, 1939. Nevertheless, this proved to be a hollow declaration that provided no help to the Poles. From the evidence presented here is is clear that neither France nor Great Britain had the slightest intention of actually coming to the assistance of their Polish ally.
The horizon is the great circle on the sky midway between the celestial poles.
There's a muddle here. I imgaine you are thinking of Poland, but the Poles didni't expect help any help from the Soviet Union. If you are thinking of September 1939, the countries that promised Poland help but failed to give any effective assistance beyond declaring war, the answer is Britain and France.
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yes especially if they are trained right
Yes, they did.They were mostly carved from stone, usually limestone. The poles featured depictions of great battles, historic events and the gods they worshipped.Related questions:Why are totem poles made, who made them and when were they first made?How are totem poles made?
An imaginary great circle around Earth, equidistant from the poles.
Arthur Evans Wood has written: 'Hamtramck' -- subject- s -: Poles, Polish Americans 'Some unsolved problems of a university town' -- subject- s -: Social conditions, Sanitary affairs, Social surveys 'Encyclopedia of Local Government Board requirements and practice' -- subject- s -: Great Britain, Great Britain. Local Government Board, Law and legislation, Local government