Poland

Robert is Robert, exactly like in English.

Very few. It's very uncommon to meet one, almost impossible in the rural areas.

Great Britain did not try to appease Germany after the Germans invaded Poland. In fact, Britain and France both declared war on Nazi Germany almost immediately after the invasion of Poland.

Lord Chamberlain's appeasement efforts took place after the German anschluss of Austria (forcing Austria to become part of Germany) and especially after the Nazis announced plans to take part of the Czech republic called Sudetenland. Britain allowed the Nazis to take over this strip of land (which was occupied by many German speaking people) and the Nazis then also grabbed control of the rest of the Czech and Slovak countries without a word from Britain.

The highest mountain in Poland is Mount Rysy at 2499 meters (8199 feet) in elevation. The mountain is on the border between Poland and Slovakia, and the summit is easily reached in summer by trails from the Slovak side.

no. Hitler invaded many weak countries close to Germany before attacking Poland.

the word leche in spanish means milk

It was called the General Government. The German half of Poland was split into three parts, one for the Poles, one for the Germans (see Lebensraum) and one for the Jews.

Unfortunately though it looked possible on paper, the Poles did not want to move out of General Government and the numbers of Jews that were moved into it became unsustainable. This led to the governor (Hans Frank) suggesting to Berlin that it would be more humane to kill the Jews than let them starve to death, one of the major factors that started the Holocaust.

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about your question "how did countries respond to the invasion of Poland is:

GB and France declared war to Germany but there were no military actions on their part in the meantime, apart of some "skirmishes" on the North Sea and the Atlantic (navy actions of GB and Germany and the German invasion in Norway in April 1940). This declaration of war was called "phony war" until German's invasion of France in May 1940.

Answer to the first part of the question "during 1939 what happened to Poland as a result of the invasion".

In compliance with the Ribbentrop-Molotov Agreement, Poland was divided into to parts between Germany and Soviet Union. The territory occupied by the Soviets have never been recovered by Poland, who after the war received as compensation German territories westward. It's worth to point out that during the last days of fighting, Poland has been also invaded by Soviet Army which hit

the Polish Army from behind.

Yes. It is about 312,679 square kilometres while Ukraine is about 603,628 square kilometres.

Slovakia borders Poland, Ukraine, Hungary and Czech Republic.

For the citizens of Poland the terrorism in their country doesn't exist. There is no groups of radical Islamists or nationalists. If the cases of the terrorism exists in Poland they are kept under wraps by government.

Both countries were unprepared for the German blitzkrieg tactics where armour was supported by ground-attack aircraft. They were able to use surprise, shock and awe in the form of blitzkrieg, and were able to flank the Maginot Line.

No, Poles are western Slavs, but they are northern Europeans but the term "norse" is reserved for the Scandinavians (Norwegian, Danish, Swedish people and Icelanders)

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Yes Poland can be very hot at times but only in the summer really because it is really cold in the winter.

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Though the numbers are dropping, the latest percent of Roman Catholics is 95%, Jews are about 1%, Greek Orthodox is roughly 1.5%, and Atheist is 2.5%. The numbers are rising for Atheists and dropping for Catholics from people not going to Church and not practicing their faith. 80% of Jews in the world lived in Poland at a time before WWII.

there are no countries in Poland. Poland is a country.

You can Get to Poland either by plane or you can take Cruise

A native of Poland is called a Pole for both females and males. Natives of dear old Polska are called Polish.

The European nation Poland is an old nation that has managed to keep the same name since it's founding in the early 900's. It was known as the Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the late Renaissance and through the 16th-18th centuries until it was divided up and conquered by Austria, Russia, and Prussia in the Napoleonic Wars and re-founded later on.

The coat of arms of Poland is a white eagle. Poland, located in Central Europe, has a population of 38,186,860.