The Complete History of The Outbreak of WW2 by Zoomer Historian, Sep 25, 2025

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Published on Sep 25, 2025
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In 1939 Europe entered a war in which she would never recover. The cause of this war was a little city named Danzig at the mouth of the Vistula river. The city was almost totally German in population. They wanted to join Germany. The Poles considered the city vital to their interests. Britain felt that Germany's demands were completely justified and in fact even benevolent. Yet Britain still chose to go to war over this little city of 400,000 people.

Why did the Brits take this step? Why did the Poles refuse to negotiate? Why was Germany so adamant to get the crisis solved immediately? What were their terms for Poland's return? Why did Molotov and Ribbentrop sign their now-infamous pact? Find out all the answer to all these questions and more in this video.

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