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What did Germany do to Poland?
Monitored the events.
Who invaded Poland?
Germany during ww2, Sweden in 1655In World War 2 Poland was invaded by Germany.
Why did the England declare war on Germany?
The English did not declare war on Germany, Great Britaindeclared war on Germany because Germany had invaded other European countries with which Great Britain had a mutual defense agreement.
Where did Germany invade?
Germany invaded France and Poland also it invaded Austria. World War 2 started because Germany said to England they wouldn't invade Poland but they did - so Poland is the easiest country to remember that was invaded!
What was the first nation to be invaded by Germany?
Poland
What was one of the actions that led to the World War 2?
Germany invaded Poland and Japan invaded China.
What did Germany do to initiate war in the European theatre?
They invaded Poland on 1 September 1939
What two European nation were invaded by Germany during world war 2?
france,poland
What did Germany do to Poland?
Monitored the events.
When Germany invaded and took a piece of Poland they didn't fear U.S. or European reaction because?
Your mother
Who invaded Poland?
Germany during ww2, Sweden in 1655In World War 2 Poland was invaded by Germany.
What country invaded Poland after world war 2?
Germany invaded Poland.
Who invaded Poland in 1939?
Nazi Germany and the USSR invaded Poland in 1939.
Why did the England declare war on Germany?
The English did not declare war on Germany, Great Britaindeclared war on Germany because Germany had invaded other European countries with which Great Britain had a mutual defense agreement.
Where did Germany invade?
Germany invaded France and Poland also it invaded Austria. World War 2 started because Germany said to England they wouldn't invade Poland but they did - so Poland is the easiest country to remember that was invaded!
What was the first nation to be invaded by Germany?
Poland
What country invaded Poland in 1939?
Nazi Germany and the USSR invaded Poland in 1939.
