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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).
Independence Day in Poland is on November 11.
In World War II, Poland was divided between the U.S.S.R. and Nazi Germany. After WW II, the U.S.S.R took control of all of Poland. When the Warsaw Pact was dissolved, Poland became independent.
Poland won its independence from Germany with the Treaty of Versailles. Czechoslovakia was also recognized as an independent country. The Treaty of Versailles was passed in 1919.
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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).
Geographic conditions can weaken a country's sovereignty. Poland stands on a plain that invading armies have easily passed over numerous times, therefore it's hard to maintain independence.
Independence Day in Poland is on November 11.
In World War II, Poland was divided between the U.S.S.R. and Nazi Germany. After WW II, the U.S.S.R took control of all of Poland. When the Warsaw Pact was dissolved, Poland became independent.
On the 1st September, 1939, when Hitler invaded Poland. Britian said that they would fight for the independence of Poland from Germany, so on the 3rd of September, Britian declared war on Germany.
Poland won its independence from Germany with the Treaty of Versailles. Czechoslovakia was also recognized as an independent country. The Treaty of Versailles was passed in 1919.
Monitored the events.
Poland and Germany
Germany is west of Poland.
The Soviet Union (USSR) divided Poland with Germany.
Tens of thousands of Polish Jews settled in Germany in the inter-war period due to nationalist and racist policies in Poland. This fostered still more anti-Semitic hatreds in Germany and to a mentally ill like Hitler this was unforgivable. Poland had a considerable Jew community, which Hitler wanted to eliminate. To a nationalist like Hitler, the lost territories by Germany in WWI in favour of Poland were unacceptable. But above all, Hitler wanted to push Germany into war to control the whole world and Poland was a first step because UK and France guaranteed Polish independence.
Germany and Russia split Poland between them, Germany invaded Poland from Danzig and went south, Russia lined up the border and attacked the whole front at once