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the remaining part of Poland to be managed according to her own fashion. We know from experience
where that leads." - General Anders
CHURCHILL REPLIED
"You yourself are to blame for that.... we did not guarantee your eastern frontiers. Today we have
enough soldiers and do not need your aid. You can remove your divisions. We are not using them
anymore!" - Winston Churchill
"You did not say that during the last few years." - General Anders
Such duplicity! By his words, Churchill openly admits that Poland was cynically used to provide the
excuse and justification for declaring war on Germany, with the catastrophic results we are now
familiar with. Little wonder that so much regarding the Second World War all these years on has to
be wrapped in a tissue of lies and omissions.
THE EUROPEAN AND ENGLISH JOURNAL
"In terms of personal success, there has been no career more fortunate than that of Winston Churchill.
In terms of human suffering to millions of people and the destruction of the noble edifice of mankind
there has been no career more disastrous." - The European and English Journal
Thus, the war to defend Poland's illegally acquired territories ended with eleven Christian European
nations and dozens of Christian cultures subjugated by the eastern anti-Christ. The heirs to Ghengis
Khan had at last reached deep into Europe, and the great tragedy was that it could not have been
achieved without the connivance and collaboration of the West. Today, the mosques proliferate.
THE FIRST ACTS OF AGGRESSION
The first acts of aggression of the Second World War were carried out by the Polish armed forces in a
serious of serious border attacks that took place over a considerable period of time. Repeated
complaints by German were answered by further military border violations.
THE FIRST INVASION OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
.... was again carried out by Poland which in March, 1939, - six months before the outbreak of war
"exploited the chance to seize a slice of Czech territory." Sir. Basil Liddell Hart. The History of the
Second World War
POLISH AGGRESSION
Poland's borders, thanks to the Versailles Treaty were well inside what was historically German
territory. The Poles constantly subjected the artificial and illegal new border to border violations and
skirmishes. As early as October 3rd 1930, three years before Adolf Hitler was elected, the influential
newspaper, Die Liga der Grossmacht carried the following declaration.
"A struggle between Poland and Germany is inevitable. We must prepare ourselves for it
systematically. Our goal is a new Grunewald (The Battle of Tannenberg in July 15th 1410 when the
Teutonic Knights were defeated) however, this time a Grunewald in the suburbs of Berlin. That is to
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