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say, the defeat of Germany must be produced by Polish troops in the center of the territory in order to strike Germany to the heart. Our ideal is a Poland with the Oder and the Neisse as a border in the West. Prussia must be reconquered for Poland and indeed, Prussia as far as the Spree. In a war with Germany there will be no prisoners and there will be room neither for human feelings nor cultural sentiments. The world will tremble before the German-Polish War. We must evoke in our soldiers a superhuman mood of sacrifice and a spirit of merciless revenge and cruelty." "Poland wants war with Germany and Germany will not be able to avoid it even if she wants to." - Marshall Rydz-Smigly, Poland When the Polish dictator, Marshall Pilsudski (1867-1935) received the proposals of the German representative concerning the peaceful settlement of the German-Polish territorial problems, the Polish Marshall replied: "I believe strongly in the honourable intentions of your Fuhrer, however, tell him he should not overlook the fact that the ancient hatred of my people against everything German is abysmal." - Deutsche Anzeiger, December 1969 "Let us be quite clear about the fact that Poland can hear of no peace before she has reached the Oder." - M. Mikolajczyk, President, Agricultural Assoc.' of Greater Poland, June 21st 1939 "This is our vital space which we must demand. Our real 'Festival of the Sea' will not begin before Polish divisions are sweeping forward, irresistibly towards the Baltic." - Merkurjusz Polski, July, 2nd, 1939 "In 1410 we defeated the Germans at Tannenberg, now we are going to lick them at Berlin. The Polish-German frontier is now about 1,000 miles long. After the victory of Berlin, the crowning feature of the unavoidable war with Germany, it will amount to about 270 miles only." - University of Posen, May 4th 1939 "The precise effect of the Mutual Assistance Pact was to give Poland a clear signal that aggression and belligerency was tolerable and a warning to Germany that any retaliation would be met by force." - Sir. Basil Liddell Hart, The History of the Second World War THE PACT "There is widespread belief that Great Britain was committed by treaty to the defence of Poland. That is not the true. It is true that on August 25th 1939 Lord Halifax as Foreign Secretary (with the Polish Foreign Secretary) signed an agreement pledging mutual support should either nation be attacked by a European power. This however did not constitute a treaty, which, according to constitutional practice has to be ratified by Parliament and can only be made by heads of state. The Halifax document was published in 1943 as a White Paper, and again in 1945, but the first White Paper omitted a curious protocol that expressly stated that by a European power was meant Germany. It is difficult to understand the purpose of such a clause if the intention was not to indicate that the British Government declined to intervene if the Soviet Union alone should attack Poland.... The British Government therefore acted in default and declared war...." - A.K. Chesterton "Great Britain advances, leading France by the hand, to guarantee the integrity of Poland - of that very 90
Poland which with hyena appetite only six months before, joined in the pillage and destruction of the Czechoslovak state." - Winston Churchill, The Second World War, Vol.1, pp. 311/312 THE WARMONGERS "Uneasiness ruled in the House of Commons. A delegate of the Labour Party met with the British Foreign Minister Halifax on September, 2nd, (1939) in the lobby of Parliament. 'Do you still have hope?' he asked. 'If you mean hope for war,' answered Halifax, 'then your hope will be fulfilled tomorrow.' 'God be thanked!' replied the representative of the British Labour Party." - Professor Michael Freund "For Churchill himself had, in the heat of the moment, supported Chamberlain's pressing offer of Britain's guarantee to Poland. It is only too evident that in 1939 he, like most of Britain's leaders, acted on hot-headed impulse - instead of with cool-headed judgement, that was once characteristic of British statesmanship." - Sir. Basil Liddell Hart, History of the Second World War "We entered the war of our own free will, without ourselves being directly assaulted." - Winston Churchill, Guild Hall Speech, July 1943 "One of the most unwise decisions ever made by a British government." - Lord Arnold WHO WERE THE REAL AGGRESSORS? "Germany is too strong. We must destroy her." Winston Churchill Nov 1936. Poland occupying German territory stolen in 1914 invades Czechoslovakia (March 1939) Numerous violations of German borders. Germany retaliates, Sept, 1939 Britain and France declare war on Germany, 3rd Sept 1939. Germany retaliates. 10th May 1940. British and French Troops routed. Russia invades Finland, Nov 30th, 1939. Britain and France invade Norway's neutrality, 8th, April, 1940. Germany retaliates. 9th, April. 2,000 German troops rout 13,000 British troops. Canada declares war on Germany, 10th, Sept 1939. Russia invades Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Rumania, June, 1940. Britain declares war on Finland, Rumania and Hungary 7th Dec 1941. British backed coup overthrows Yugoslav government, 27th March 1941, British troops enter Greece 6th April 1941. Germany retaliates - Britain retreats. Britain prepares to invade neutral Portugal, June 1940. Germany retaliates. 'Neutral' America attacks German shipping, Aug 1941. Germany retaliates. "There can be no doubt that he (Hitler) broadened the war in 1941 only on preventive grounds." A.J.P Taylor, British Historian. BRITAIN'S UNPREPAREDNESS Little or no thought was given to Britain's inability to provide a military guarantee of Poland's independence. "Unless we know the duration of the war and its intensity, we can form no estimate of what will be the state of Europe when victory is won." - - The British Foreign Secretary, 2nd November 1939 "It was surely a chastening thought that we were now alive as a British Commonwealth and Empire more by the mistakes which the enemy made in 1940 than by any foresight or preparation which we 91
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CHAPTER.1 FORMIDABLE TRANSFORMATION
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story of that struggle cannot be re
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devotion, enthralling and enthusias
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VON RIBBENTROP "I do not believe th
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- Jacob Schiff (of the New York ban
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the idea of God will have been bani
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- Adolf Hitler, March 7th 1936 "Bol
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE COMMITTEES ON TH
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many would agree under the circumst
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A great deal of effort and investme
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A sensible and civilized policy of
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Small wonder that of all the books
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"The German Army was invading Austr
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1937." "German ocean shipping conve
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joked." - H. Roth. Why Are We Being
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which is what gives money its value
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some of these rights are taken for
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"The movement was consolidated toge
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Owen Frampton, a British officer sp
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It was Hitler's belief that Britain
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THE DEATH THROES OF A NATION "Apart
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"One train, which arrived in Berlin
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skin lies in folds and is without e
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United States? There cannot possibl
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member. Not too dissimilar to the s
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LOOTING BMW's FACTORY: "The British
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All secondary rail lines were torn
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In Britain, among other projects, t
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"The last operation of this kind in
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speedily restored to their anxious
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"The testimony of all witnesses who
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propagandists couldn't at least get
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fact specialized in selling fake an
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confessed'. His claims appear regul
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were used. I have heard evidence an
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for having the courage to publicly
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"... one should consider with disgu
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"I believe that no sane person can
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Professor Dr. Herbert C. Sanborn. H
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democratic justice, but on revengef
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"A false tribunal based on false la
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against the invasion of Europe by t
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I shall know how to approach my end
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could even understand - until he wa
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lives together with him is a mercif
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"Those who kow-towed to the prosecu
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"Germany did not break the Munich P
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