Germany had already taken over Czeckoslovakia and Austria. Hitler had managed, by a brilliant combination of threats and diplomacy, to achieve these without war. When he remained beligerant and it was clear that his apetite was not satiated Britain and France made it known that they would not permit futher German agression to go unchallenged. Specifically they pledged that in the event of a German attack on Poland, they would declare war. That was fine with Hitler, war was what he wanted. Thus, when Poland's turn came, France and Britain gave Germany 24 hours to cease its attack and withdraw. It didn't, so they declared war.Michael Montagne
Directly after Munich Chamberlain sincerely beleived that Hitlers forceful take overs of Germanys surrounding countries would seize, by mid 1939 it was obvious that this was not going to happen. With England and France's promise to Poland they had to react... England gave Hitler till eleven on the morning of the 3rd of September 1939 to call his troops out of Poland, at 11 15 am Chamberlain adressed his country that this had not happened therefore England declared war on Germany. Because of Englands and Frances promise to Poland and to their countries (to ensure their safety from the dictatorships) that they must go to war... Other European countries than followed in surpport of either the allies or Germany.
two days after when the ww2was declared.Germany attacked Poland.Britain and France declared war on Germany world war two began
No. Hitler had a Pact with the Soviet Union that split Poland between them. The invasion of Poland lead Britain and France to declare war on Germany. The Soviets entered the war when Hitler invaded Russia.
Poland was an ally before hand and it would of had been wrong if they just stood there. Plus France was invaded, and Britan was bombed, they were just waiting.
Julius Caesar did not lead the first roman invasion but he did lead the first roman invasion on great Britain
Hitler, as a dictator, had no need to convince Germans of the need to go to war with Poland. The German people were not outwardly in favor of war with Poland, although Hitler created the diplomatic crisis that lead to the German invasion. Hitler also ordered a fake Polish attack on the German radio station at Gleiwitz on the night of August 31st. It was designed to make Germans believe that Poland started the war. However, few Germans heard of the Gleiwitz incident before the German invasion. Bottom-line, Hitler ordered the attack on Poland long before most Germans were aware of any pending crisis, and further Germans were not urging the invasion beforehand.
The invasion of Poland was the last straw .
France and England had both pledged their support and defense of Poland.
two days after when the ww2was declared.Germany attacked Poland.Britain and France declared war on Germany world war two began
No. Hitler had a Pact with the Soviet Union that split Poland between them. The invasion of Poland lead Britain and France to declare war on Germany. The Soviets entered the war when Hitler invaded Russia.
The United Nations had not authorized an invasion of Iraq. Bush worried that invading Iraq would lead to an extended occupation Bush thought the invasion would lead to a quagmire
Poland was an ally before hand and it would of had been wrong if they just stood there. Plus France was invaded, and Britan was bombed, they were just waiting.
Adolf Hitler attacking Poland.
The oil embargo of Japan. It cause them to go after oil and other natural resources in other countries.The invasion of China and the killing of the innocent Chinese civilians outraged many nations.The attack by the Japanese on Pearl Harbor.The rise of Hitler to power and his horrible goals.The invasion of Poland by the Nazis.The invasion of other European nations.
Julius Caesar did not lead the first roman invasion but he did lead the first roman invasion on great Britain
Germany lead by Adolf Hitler invaded Poland.
In September 1939, Germany and Slovakia invaded Poland. This lead to many countries declaring war.
Hitler, as a dictator, had no need to convince Germans of the need to go to war with Poland. The German people were not outwardly in favor of war with Poland, although Hitler created the diplomatic crisis that lead to the German invasion. Hitler also ordered a fake Polish attack on the German radio station at Gleiwitz on the night of August 31st. It was designed to make Germans believe that Poland started the war. However, few Germans heard of the Gleiwitz incident before the German invasion. Bottom-line, Hitler ordered the attack on Poland long before most Germans were aware of any pending crisis, and further Germans were not urging the invasion beforehand.