How Poland’s Secret Move Changed the Course of WWII

Most people know about WWII, but few remember that Poland played a surprising and aggressive role even before the war officially began. In 1938, Poland invaded Czechoslovakia, taking advantage of the chaos during the Sudetenland crisis—a move rarely discussed in history books.

In this video, we explore:

Poland’s invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1938

The political strategy behind this forgotten attack

How this dark and secretive move influenced the tensions leading to WWII

Discover the untold story of Poland’s controversial actions and why this “forgotten invasion” changed the dynamics in Central Europe.

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