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Western Europe and America vs Russia WWII - chances of Poland being saved [494]
Well, considering the fact that we wouldn't have lost 12 million citizens (35 million
in 1939 - 23 million in 1945), would keep our lands in the East and possibly gained
some in the West and didn't become a Soviet satelite for 45 years then becoming
"the baddie in the history books" wouldn't be that bad really. I could live with that :)
The chances wouldn't be that high that you would keep all that.
Most probably the international league would turn a blind eye at some compensation for the attacked and violated Germans..
what is it that brought you to this forum, BB?
My family is one of those prussian Silesians which got expelled.
I remember stumbling onto this board during a Danzig discussion....:)
Why do you spend so much
time discussing issues regarding Poles and Poland?
I rarely discuss polish things! They don't interest me much and I'm not the expert on polish things.
But somehow Germany and the Germans pop up here continously also historical questions about WWII.
I'm a historical interested silesian German, often the only one.
Without me nobody would help you along and you would only all agree with each other all the time without a german point of view:)
Stop discussing "german things" and I'm gone, promise! :)
Polands aim wasn't occupation of Germany.
But what then???
What do you want to achieve? And how? And what then? How realistical is that scenario?
Do you really think you could catch Hitler??
