Recently watched a movie called "Blood Warsaw", I went to check it out, this movie was released in Poland on September 19, 2014, this film is about the content of nature I will not say anything in detail, after all, this is a very old movie, today to talk about something else.
The film is set in the capital of Poland, when Warsaw was already under nazi occupation, and the Polish people were unwilling to submit to Nazi rule, and under the surface of Poland was a complicated underground system, where the people had been hoping to restore the country until they learned that the Soviet army was about to leave for Warsaw.
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Germany and Poland: In January 1934, Germany and Poland signed a non-aggression pact.
Germany and the Soviet Union: On August 23, 1939, Germany and the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact.
Soviet Union and Poland: In July 1932, the Soviet Union and Poland signed a non-aggression pact.
That's amazing, isn't it? These three countries have all signed non-aggression pacts with each other, but in fact? Both Germany and the Soviet Union beat Poland up.
Geographical location: Poland is in the gap between Germany and the Soviet Union, Poland is connected to the Soviet Union in the east, Germany in the west, the Baltic Sea in the north, has rich mineral resources, and it can be clearly seen on the map above that the territory of Germany is not completely connected.
After Germany annexed Austria and dismembered Czechoslovakia, it raised the Danzig question to Poland in the hope of opening up communication with the eastern territories, and it was clear that Poland was very tough and directly refused Germany's demands, and Britain and Law became famous to protect Poland(ripping calves).
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Knowing that Poland would not be able to say that Poland would let Danzig out, Germany formulated the "White Plan", which was no longer as simple as the simple need for Danzig, but targeted the whole of Poland, and Germany made a military plan.
The German army commander, Walther von Brauchitsch, formed two armies, the South and North Armies, the South Road Army consisting of the 8th, 10th and 14th Armies, and the North Road Army consisting of the 3rd and 4th Armies.
The Southern Route Army attacked Poland from the west, while the Northern Route Army first opened the Danzig Corridor and opened up direct links between Germany and East Prussia.
In addition to his military program, Hitler mobilized the resources of the entire country to serve the war, and also signed a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union.
On September 1, 1939, the "White Plan" was carried out, and the German invasion of Poland was preceded by German bombers, which concentrated on bombing Poland's administrative centers, transportation hubs, army camps, military command centers, and military airfields, successfully seizing air supremacy, and ground troops also set off.
By 17 September, German troops had besieged the Polish capital, Warsaw, and the Polish government had fled to Britain via Romania to form a government-in-exile.
And the Soviet Union jumped out at this time, the Soviet Union to the Polish government is gone, it does not have to abide by the "Soviet-Polish Non-Aggression Pact", the Soviet Union sent Belarus, the Ukrainian side of the military production in the partition of Poland, of course, the Soviet Union still found an excuse for itself, this excuse is to protect the interests of Ukrainian and Belarusian minorities.
This excuse is the same as germany saying that it had 3 million Germans on their own side, the Soviet Union and Germany divided Poland, and Britain and France, which said they wanted to protect Poland, were almost unmoving (although they declared war on Germany).
It is also because of the actions of Germany and the Soviet Union towards Poland that the Poles in the film do not have much hope for the arrival of the Soviet Union.
In fact, the Soviet Union did prop up a puppet government in Poland after World War II, and the Polish government-in-exile remained in exile in Britain until the puppet government came down.