Why was the invasion in Poland important?

Answer 1

The invasion of Poland is the event that signifies the beginning of World War 2. Prior this there had been maneuvering with treaties and political threats. The miltary combat were classified as regional conflicts or internal civil wars. 1 September 1939 is considered the start date for the WW2.

Answer 2

The invasion of Poland led to the moblization of France and Britain. It also led to the displacement of thousands of members of the Polish military who then helped the Allies during the rest of the war.im My opinion i feel none really gives a hoot about it. That was back then, now is all that matters.

Answer 3

It shows why people can be dangerous when they have too much power and some bad ideas. He serves as an example of what not to do, and that the world can bring true evil to its knee's when we pull together and work as a team. If only we could do that now 'adays...

Answer 4

It is that important because Poland was first country that decided to defend its borders (not like Austria or Czechoslovakia) German Blitzkrieg was used in Poland for the first time, and Polish soldiers showed great determination during September campaign in 1939.

Answer 5

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It caused both Great Britain and France to declare war on Germany

Answer 6

It was the spark of world war 2.

Answer 7

because it started ww2