What was Britain's treaty with Poland?

what was britains and france's response to the invasion of poland and why?

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

because germany stole britains weed and the british want it back so they can get high again Lol^ Realy because Hitler went against a treaty by invading Poland which threatened British safety

The Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) divided newly discovered lands outside of Europe between exploring superpowers Spain and Portugal. Poland was never a great imperialist country and thus the Treaty of Tordesillas had no direct impact on Poland.

No, it isn't. Polish-British Common Defence Pact was signed on 25th Aug 1939.

Poland was originally Prussia, but after the German Empire's defeat in WW1 Prussia and Russia had a treaty which annexed Austria and made POLAND

When her invaded Poland.

Answer The treaty of Amity was when England promised Poland that they would help them out if they ever got in trouble with another country. Then Germany invaded Poland so England had to help out. By Bryce

The Treaty of Pars ended the American Revolution. See related link below for the full story of the signing and who was present for the signing of the treaty. (The French were involved because they fought with the Americans against the Britains.)

There was no agreement which allowed the German Nazis to invade Poland. There was a secret agreement with Russian for both countries to attack Poland. The Versailles Treaty forbid Germany from committing any acts of aggression. Their attack violated the treaty and this upset the Brits and the French. They declared war on the Germans following the violation of the Treaty.

Britain went to war because of a mutual treaty between Britain and Poland.

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.

Had a treaty with Poland

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

The Nazi-soviet pact of 1939 to invade Poland

After the Nazis invaded Poland it was not preventable. You have to honour your alliances as the British honoured their defence treaty with Poland.

allied by treaty they declared war

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

I presume you are talking about WW2. Britain & France had a treaty with Poland to ensure Poland's safety and when Germany invaded Poland in 1939 this treaty was violated and therefore Britain & France had no option but to go to Poland's aid

they agreed to split Poland in half and not to attack each other, but Germany broke that secret treaty later

Great Britain entered WW2 because of an alliance treaty with Poland.

Germany violated the Treaty of Versailles by rebuilding their military. A part of the treaty was that Germany was not allowed to have a large military because of their aggressive actions in WWI. They also violated the treaty by invading Poland on September 1, 1939.

germanys invasion of Poland was the last straw in many violations of the treaty of varsailles [ a treaty that severly limited germanys power, established after WWI] and England, fearing an invasion [ especilly since churchill had a large part in aforementioned treaty] so they declared war along with France.

Germany invading Poland brought Britain to come to Poland's aid due to a treaty between Poland and Britain. War was declared when Hitler refused to withdraw from Poland.

Poland was invaded by Adolf Hitler, German forces and the Nazis. Britain and France declared war against Germany due to having a treaty with Poland.