![]() | About 17 september 1939 Page 9 |
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Im sorry that I butt into this thread... with random remarks. I just dont feel like doing some serch/copy/paste/flame war here (not that I have any sources to back up my random remarks, its just what I think). | |
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LeeEnfield tries to bend the argument to fit the Western propaganda which attempts to cover up the extent of treason commited upon Poland by the West but lljdaw is another cookie alltogether, the guy parrots neonazi revisionist arguments word for word, thats more then stupidity its malevolence born out of pro-nazi sympathies. He even provided a neonazi forum as his fact finding source. | |
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The idea that the BEF could have gone to Poland instead of France is pure fantasy and even if the Royal Navy could have got them there they sure as hell could not have got them home again as they did at Dunkirk and there was nothing on earth that the BEF could have done once there especially once the Russians entered as they could not have been resupplied and for the most part they were fighting the wrong war. The hope was that an alliance and assurances to Poland would be enough to deter Germany while Britain and France got their **** together but the second Germany and Russia crossed the border Poland was f**ked and having the BEF there probably would have cost Britain its war as well. So please jump off your high horses and start looking at the realities of situation that everyone faced, it doesnt matter if the entire western front was guarded by 1 German geriatric with a pitchfork and a Dachshund neither France nor Britain had the means or will at their disposal to carry out a long term military campaign at that time. We are more often treacherous through weakness than through calculation. ~Francois De La Rochefoucauld Last edited by MontyB; May 29th, 2010 at 23:37.. | ||
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Polish Government acted foolishly before and during the german invasion.... They were fanatic anti soviet and they themselves were an aggressive nation that took part in the partition of Czechoslovakia and took a part of it........ First of all It refused to accept soviet help in case of german invasion or to allow soviet troops through her terriotory in case invasion occurs in west.. USSR didn't invaded poland and everyone at that time knew it.... Only during cold war people were told that it was invaded by ussr....... The objective of war is not to die for your country but to make other poor dumb bastard to die for his.... |
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If they were anti soviet,they had all reasons for it . | |
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Also why didnt they prepare? A few months was long enough for Poland which had much less money and resources to prepare for a defence that puts anything outside Russia to shame yet you claim rich and powerfull countries like UK and France could not prepare? Facts is there was no will or intention of aiding Poland and the treaties were pure words and ink. Also France did have the means for months ahead of September, the 500 thousand men with all the juice means much more when we realise that the western german border was defended by a bunch of guys with pitchforks. Humor me Monty, less assume that when Poland launches the Bzura offensive (of which France and UK was perfectly aware) France invades Germany pushing for Berlin. BEF going to Poland prior to war pure fantasy? Why? | |
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Both Britain and France had a number of opportunities to 'opt-out' of their treaty obligations prior to declaring war but they did not. They drew a line in the sand, Hitler crossed it. War ensued. This shows all the claims they had 'no intention' of honouring the treaty are bunk. | |
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