Edit ‘some_treaties_signed_with_nazi_germany.’ by redwizard

Edit ‘some_treaties_signed_with_nazi_germany.’ (by redwizard at 23 Feb 25 14:38 UTC)

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-\- Including countries like Italy, Japan and Romania in this list is completely counter to the point trying to be made, considering those were ALLIES of germany. Like why is the pact of steel included in this?
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+\- Including countries like Italy, Japan and Romania in this list is completely counter to the point trying to be made, considering those were ALLIES of germany. Like why is the pact of steel included in this?
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+>What Müller reveals is the extent of common ground in Polish/German relations up to 1939. As Müller points out, Polish historiography today interprets this period as ‘a policy of maintaining an equilibrium between Hitler and Stalin’ (p. 75), which Müller insists from German and Japanese sources is very far from the case.
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+>Indeed, Polish foreign policy conveyed the impression that an accommodation with Nazi Germany, framed by a common anti-Soviet alliance, was seriously pursued by Warsaw. Ultimately, the Polish government faltered at the price of making territorial concessions to Hitler and the fear of surrendering its independent foreign policy in Eastern Europe.
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+>Yet, as a testament to the development of German/Polish relations, Müller also notes the willingness of both sides to deal with their so-called ‘Jewish problem’. The Polish ambassador to Berlin, Jozef Lipski, even promised Hitler ‘a nice monument in Warsaw’ (p. 101) if a method could be found to force Poland’s large Jewish population to emigrate.
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+[Enemy in the East. Hitler’s Secret Plans to Invade the Soviet Union in1939](https://academic.oup.com/ehr/article-abstract/132/554/194/2849465)
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+Nazi Germany tried to get Poland to join the Anti-Comintern Pact, which at the time stylized and advertised itself as [a "defensive alliance"](https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1952-54v07p1/d451) in very similar ways as [a certain modern military alliance](https://www.nato.int/docu/review/articles/2003/06/01/rethinking-nato/index.html) insists on, while bombing, invading, and occupying other countries very offensively.
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+Back in the 30s the plan was for the Anti-Comintern Pact to attack the Soviet Union in 1939, the Nazis wanted to get the Poles on board with this because to attack the Soviet Union they would have needed to go through Poland.
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+But having Poland be hostile in such a scenario would only complicate things, so they tried to get them on-board.