Comments by "dragosstanciu" (@dragosstanciu9866) on "Did Poland bring on her own Destruction in 1939 because of her Aggressive Foreign Policy?" video.

The answer is no, because the British army was not fully ready for war in 1939.
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@silvesteraben7946 Britain had no logical reasons to ignite a war between Germany and Poland.
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@silvesteraben7946 Churchill did whatever was needed to keep the British Empire alive, even if that meant the destruction of Germany. Churchill made the mistake of believing that the Empire would survive this war unharmed.
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@silvesteraben7946 Churchill didn't want to destroy the empire. Its destruction was the result of the long war. As for Germany's proposals, they could not be trusted due to Hitler's actions after Munich 1938 (the occupation of Czechoslovakia, Memel territory and the Nazi-Soviet pact).
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@silvesteraben7946 It was not just about Munich 1938, Britain lost trust in Hitler after Germany occupied entire Czechoslovakia in March 1939 and made a pact with the USSR in August 1939.
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But Ukraine doesn't want to be part of Russia, and Poland doesn't want to be part of Germany.
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It would have been suicide for Britain and France to declare war against the USSR and fight Nazi Germany and the Red Army at the same time. Besides, at that time 1939-1940 Nazi Germany was seen as the bigger threat for France and the UK.
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Russia already had access to the Black Sea through the port of Novorossiysk in the Krasnodar region.
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Because Nazi Germany was perceived as the greater threat to France and the UK. Besides, it would have been suicide for the UK and France to fight against a Nazi-Soviet alliance.
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Churchill and Stalin divided eastern Europe at the Moscow conference in 1944, not at Yalta in 1945.
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@Vonsiatsky You are wrong Look here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_Conference_(1944)
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@Vonsiatsky The percentage agreement was made at Moscow in 1944 between Churchill and Stalin. Read the link I posted.
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