The secrets of June 22: how German, England, France and Poland were sharing the Europe… Chapter II

We have finished the first chapter of the short history disentangling with the event of July 1938: this is exactly the month at which the conference at the French city, Evian, was held, that gave off the German and Austrian Jews de jure and de facto to fascist for slaughtering. Remember the fact: the USA, England and France carte blanch to Hitler for their elimination! The USSR was not invited to this conference.

History rewriting in order to please operating political conjecture is the worst and disgraceful behavior for the historian, after which he forfeit a right to be called a historian . Apropos, one of the most widespread examples of history falsification is the concealment or even suppression of the historic events chronology. In the recent years, this happening gained among some of the pseudo-representatives of this profession, epidemic character, but let it lay on their conscience.

Thus, let’s continue: in aid of more terse and objective assessment of the events we are going to mention only the most important facts that have direct relation to the beginning of Second World War.

August, 1938 – Germany performs mobilization of military forces.
September, 1938 – Chamberlain, Daladier, Mussolini and Hitler sign the Munich agreement. Abruption of Sudetenland was only the beginning of the Czechoslovakia break-down.

That September Poland that loves nowadays to present itself as innocent victim of parceling between Germany and the USSR, takes together with Germany… an active participation in the Czechoslovakia break-down: September 21, 1983 the edge of Sudetes crisis, Poland puts in ultimatum to the Czech for the “returning” of Teshian region to them, where lived 80 thousand of the Poles and 120 thousand of the Czech.


An anti-Czech hysteria was arising in the country. Squads of “volunteers” were directed to the Czechoslovakian borders, where they were organizing an armed provocations and diversification, hit on armament depots. Pole aircrafts were violating the borders of Czechoslovakia. Pole diplomatists in London and Paris were fighting for the equal approach to the solution of Sudetes and Teshian problems, while in that time Poles and German military men were negotiating the demarcation line of the forces in case of invasion to Czechoslovakia. At the day of Munich agreement conclusion, Poland had directed to Prague another ultimatum and together with the German military forces brought in its army to the Teshian region, the subject of their territorial disputes between it and Czechoslovakia in 1918-1920.

November, 1938 – by the decision of First Viennese arbitrage, signed through an intermediary of Germany and Italy that came into force at November 2, 1938, Czechoslovakia gave away to Hungary southern regions of trans-Carpathian Rus and Slovakia.

November, 1938 – “Crystal nights” in Germany and Austria, organized with benediction of the USA, England and France on the conference in Evian: the Jewish houses, schools and synagogues are burnt up; stores, that belonged to the Jews were exenterated.


March, 1939 – in response to an ultimate claim of Hitler, the ex-minister of Independent Slovakia government Jozef Tiso announces about its independence from Czechoslovakia. German forces occupy the Bohemia and Moravia in Czechoslovakia. Hitler breaks the non-aggression pact with Poland (was concluded in 1934).

April, 1939 – the USSR offers Great Britain and France to conclude an agreement on Triple Alliance.

August 11, 1939 – fruitless ending of Moscow negotiations between England, France and the USSR. They were carried out in April-August in the environment of threats of German aggression in Europe, that was increased after the Munich agreement of 1938, occupation of Czech and Moravia by the German-fascist forces and Czechoslovakia break completion (March 1939). The Soviet Government in March 19, 1939 came out for an immediate calling for a conference of the USSR, Great Britain, France, Poland, Romania and Turkey representatives for the discussion of prevention means of further aggression. Declining the offer as its “premature” state, England government in April 14, offered the USSR to issue one side guarantees to the neighboring governments of the USSR of the Eastern Europe. The USSR didn’t go for it.

On July 23, the USSR had turned to Great Britain and France with the proposition to conclude a military convention. On August, 11 (almost 2 weeks before the arrival of Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany Ribbentrop to Moscow!) to the Soviet capital arrived the military missions of these countries. The Soviet side on the negotiations was presented as an outstanding military leader, People's Commissar defence K.E. Voroshilov, Chief of General Staff of the Red Army B.M. Shaposhnikov, People's Commissar of military forces. England and French delegation consisted of minor representatives that had no authorities to sign any contracts.

Poland also refused to cooperate with the USSR, by refusing to the offer that will allow the passage of military forces through its territory in case of military conflict with Germany. The USSR offers on guarantees were declined by Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. Simultaneously England was negotiating secretly with Hitler’s Germany in aid of agreement on the anti-soviet base.

August 23, 1939 – the conclusion of the Soviet-German non-aggression pact. In the found later secret protocols (got into print in 80s; authenticity of which is put to question by many specialists) the Poland break had been approved and the USSR latitude in the Baltic countries, Finland and Bessarabia.

There is a need to remind, that only one year before that Poland in the agreement with fascist Germany treated Czechoslovakia the same way, while receiving in that time the approval of England and France. In such way, the insinuations of every kind on the subject that “the USSR together with Germany had detonated the Second World War” is for those who wants to hear it or for those, who wants to be unashamedly fooled…

August 25, 1939 – the British-Pole Agreement on mutual aid is being concluded in London. On August 31, the evacuation of children and women from Paris and London begins. It had become clear later on, this was simply a propaganda move that resulted in absolutely nothing.
September 2, 1939 – Germany engages Poland.
September 3, 1939 – Great Britain and France declare a war to Germany, after this leaves their ultimatum of ceasing the aggression against Poland without a response. New Zealand and Australia also declare of a war against Germany. Since that time to May 10, 1940, the so- called “phony war” is going on. Already on September 6, the Pole government leaves Warsaw, Pole army commander Edward Rydz-Śmigły, left Warsaw and departed to Brest Fortress on September 7 and on September 10, had ran away to Romania after leaving his troops to the mercy of fate.

September 17, 1939 – the Soviet forces cross the eastern border of Poland, while German forces come to Brest-Litovsk.
In such manner, Poland became a regular victim of German aggression and England-French politics…

But furthermore the most interesting part had begun: as it’s known, after the beginning of warfare and the beginning of the Red Army movement to the territory of Poland, the Pole government issued the order to not perform military actions against soviet forces. It was that way by the exception of some situations. However, on December 18, 1939, Poland in full adherence of all formalities declared a war against the USSR!

The reason for war was the transferring of Vilnius and its region to Lithuanian republic by USSR. The war was declared by the government-in-exile of Vladislav Sikorsky that was formed by the England-French on October, 1939 in France. This government initiated guerilla at the Western Belarus and Western Ukraine. Total number of the Polish formations on the territory of the USSR was not less than 300 thousand people. There were soldiers and military commanders of the disbanded unit of the Pole army between them, members of the Pole national movements and of youth organizations – the Polish Liberation Army, Diversionary military organization, Grey lines and others. They were conducting war not against the Hitler’s Germany, but against the USSR. Afterwards these forces became the basis of the Craiova Army – an underground military formation that was serving the Polish government-in-exile.

It is amazing, but Poland had never declared a war against Germany, that occupied it and took over its capital Warsaw. Poland never declared a war against Germany that made on its territory a network of concentration camps and eliminated about 6 millions of the Poles.

From all of the said above results an irrefutable conclusion that even after the German occupation the Pole government in expulsion considered as its main enemy not Germany but the USSR. In the light of these facts, the confinement of some Pole military commanders seems to be very reasonable who participated in such events, in the camps in the territory of the USSR, in particular, to Katyn…

And the last: according to today’s point of view it is only left for us to feel sorry for the expanding to the East, NATO: with such “allies”, that plan under some protection to get a piece, that fall down from the lordly table (read – take a use of the strangers aggression), combat readiness of this organization is apparently sharply “raised”… Furthermore, now Hungary claims for a part of Ukraine, while Romania also has its territorial claims. Poland, over and over again reminds Lithuania about Vilnius. Doesn’t it ring the bells?

Also read: the secrets of June 22: how Sir Winston Churchill was attached to the fascists… Chapter I