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Ruslan Bizyaev's studio this is a project00:00:04
historical chronicles the shadow of the thirties00:00:06
chapter 4 facts its results I will turn the calendar00:00:09
over and again the third of September00:00:14
[music] On00:00:19
August 22,00:00:21
1939, speaking to the military00:00:24
on the eve of the invasion of Poland, Hitler00:00:26
uttered an interesting passage, the decoding of00:00:29
which in The USSR was not under Stalin, not after00:00:32
Stalin, it was impossible to deal with, and the00:00:35
West pretended that it was not aware of the turn00:00:39
in relation to Russia and gradually straightened out00:00:42
ties with the trade agreement, we entered into a00:00:44
political conversation, a proposal for a00:00:47
non-aggression pact,00:00:48
then a universal proposal was received from Russia00:00:51
4 days ago, I undertook a00:00:54
special step as a result of which yesterday00:00:56
Russia responded that it was ready to conclude a00:01:00
pact, a personal connection was established with00:01:02
Stalin on August 19, having learned that Stalin was00:01:06
ready to receive Ribbentrop on August 26 or 2700:01:09
and realizing that there was nowhere to retreat further,00:01:12
Hitler personally sat down to write a00:01:14
message to Stalin asking the Soviet00:01:17
dictator to accept Ribbentrop as soon as possible00:01:19
premonition of the fulfillment of00:01:21
his own plans, Hitler forgets00:01:24
how much dirt and hatred they poured with00:01:27
Stalin on each other’s heads over the00:01:29
past 5 years, Moscow to Mr. Stalin00:01:32
and sincerely welcome the signing of a new00:01:35
German Soviet trade agreement00:01:36
as the first step in changing German00:01:40
Soviet relations, the conclusion of a00:01:42
non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union means00:01:45
for me the long-term foundations of German00:01:47
policy, thus Germany is00:01:50
resuming the political course that00:01:52
has been beneficial to both states over the00:01:54
past centuries, I have accepted the draft00:01:57
non-aggression treaty00:01:58
transmitted by your Foreign Minister,00:02:01
Mr. Molotov, but I consider it extremely00:02:03
necessary to clarify some issues00:02:06
related to this treaty as00:02:09
soon as possible the essence of the additional00:02:11
protocol what is so desired by the Soviet00:02:14
Union, in my opinion, can be00:02:16
agreed upon in the shortest possible time if the00:02:18
responsible German representative00:02:20
can personally arrive in Moscow for00:02:22
negotiations, the00:02:23
Reich government does not see any00:02:25
other way to agree and approve the text of the00:02:27
additional protocol in the shortest possible time, the00:02:30
tension between Germany and Poland is00:02:32
becoming intolerable any day now a00:02:35
crisis arises, Germany is henceforth00:02:39
determined to defend the interests of the Reich with00:02:41
all the means at its00:02:44
disposal. In my opinion, it is desirable00:02:47
that our two countries establish a new00:02:49
relationship without losing time. Therefore, I00:02:52
again propose that you receive my00:02:54
Foreign Minister on Tuesday,00:02:57
August 22nd, or at the very least on Wednesday,00:03:00
August 23rd The Reich Foreign Minister00:03:02
has full authority to draw up and00:03:05
sign a non-aggression pact00:03:06
as well as a protocol to it, taking into00:03:09
account the international situation, the00:03:10
Foreign Minister's stay in00:03:13
Moscow for more than two days seems00:03:15
completely impossible. I will be glad to00:03:18
receive an answer as quickly as possible. Adolf00:03:20
Hitler. Hours of painful waiting passed,00:03:24
interrupted by nervous and calls from00:03:26
Schulenburg what decisions will Stalin00:03:29
finally make 2135 On August 21,00:03:33
1939, Berlin comes00:03:35
Stalin’s answer, composed in an elegant new00:03:38
speech to the Chancellor of the German Reich, Adolf00:03:41
Hitler, thank you for your letter, I00:03:43
hope that Germany’s Soviet00:03:45
non-aggression pact will mark a decisive00:03:48
turn in the improvement of political00:03:50
relations between ours countries, the00:03:51
Soviet government has instructed me to00:03:53
inform you that she agrees00:03:56
that Mr. von Ribbentrop arrives in00:03:59
Moscow on August 23 Joseph Stalin On00:04:02
August 24 Ribbentrop returned to Berlin00:04:05
Hitler arrived at his residence00:04:08
Ribbentrop enthusiastically reported to the Fuhrer about00:04:11
his trip to Moscow as soon as the00:04:14
German troops reached Warsaw the00:04:16
Russians are striking at the Poles from00:04:18
the east they won’t come up with a reason for the strike00:04:21
themselves a war in the west they fully00:04:23
provide us with raw materials and moral00:04:25
support for this inserted requests00:04:28
half of Poland the Baltic states Finland00:04:30
Bessarabia in many ways, after all, these are the old00:04:34
Russian territories my Fuhrer lost00:04:36
during the national catastrophe of00:04:39
1917 but well, let the vile extortionist take it to Hitler,00:04:43
but my Fuhrer, after all, this00:04:46
was all agreed upon in advance, yes, let him00:04:49
take it, thank you, Ribbentrop, everything is00:04:52
fine at dawn on August 26, we begin,00:04:56
following the order of the Fuhrer, German troops are00:04:59
rapidly advancing to the Polish00:05:01
border at the tip of the wedge in the direction of the00:05:04
main attack ensuring the blitzkrieg The00:05:07
tank corps of General00:05:10
Guderian is deployed the day before the corps was00:05:12
alerted and after a many-hour march00:05:15
approached the starting line standing at his00:05:18
headquarters tankette, the general looked with joy and00:05:20
excitement at the00:05:22
columns of tanks passing by him, well done, not a single00:05:26
vehicle lagged behind, the morale of his tankman is00:05:29
higher than ever00:05:30
tank commanders leaning out of the towers of their00:05:33
hatches, smiling, greeted their00:05:36
beloved general and at that moment, a00:05:38
liaison officer who had come from nowhere00:05:41
handed Guderian a package marked urgently,00:05:44
the general opened the package and did not believe his00:05:47
eyes,00:05:48
the offensive was canceled, the Fuhrer's order00:05:52
curls looked at his watch, there00:05:54
was no time for emotion anymore, jumping onto the bandwagon00:05:57
headquarters armored personnel carrier, the general00:05:59
rushed after his tanks in order to00:06:02
have time to stop them, the huge readiness and00:06:05
rejection of the Reich army froze at the very00:06:08
threshold of war, the headquarters were racking their brains as to what00:06:11
could have00:06:13
happened, just a little happened, speaking in00:06:15
parliament, the00:06:16
Prime Minister of England Chamberlin called00:06:19
the Soviet-German treaty an unpleasant00:06:22
surprise, he further stated00:06:24
its next promulgation in Berlin is greeted with00:06:27
extreme cynicism as a huge00:06:30
diplomatic victory that00:06:32
eliminates any military danger00:06:34
since it is assumed that we and France00:06:37
will now no longer fulfill our00:06:39
obligations towards Poland.00:06:41
Vain hopes on the eve of00:06:45
August 23, the British Ambassador in Berlin00:06:47
Genderson handed the Fuhrer a personal message from00:06:49
Chamberlain urging Hitler should not indulge00:06:52
himself in the illusion that the00:06:54
pacts signed in Moscow would change00:06:56
England’s position regarding00:06:58
Poland’s obligations. The English example openly00:07:01
warned the Fuhrer about the inevitability of war.00:07:04
I believe that he expressed his position00:07:06
absolutely clearly. Chamberlain again called on00:07:09
Hitler to seek a peaceful solution to his00:07:11
differences with Poland, offering00:07:14
mediation for this. cooperation and00:07:17
assistance to Great Britain, that is, to sign00:07:19
exactly the same as Stalin signed with00:07:21
Hitler, this message, due to00:07:23
his frivolity and belligerence,00:07:26
Hitler did not take into account, you never know what you00:07:28
can write in a personal message, let’s00:07:30
see what the British sing when00:07:33
they learn about the agreement with Stalin, but00:07:36
Chamberlain’s speech in parliament sobered up00:07:38
Hitler like a blow to the head speech in00:07:41
parliament this is not a personal message these are00:07:44
words spoken to the whole world now it is clear00:07:47
that the British are not bluffing they are ready00:07:50
to start a war and wage it and how long it will take to00:07:52
tell the truth then they do00:07:55
n’t want you at all and for what exactly to00:07:57
fight with them for their empire until you can00:07:59
reach it, while the fleet is still short,00:08:03
before Hitler’s gaze there again appear00:08:06
pictures of battles on and with the very desperate00:08:09
attempts of the Kaiser’s army to break through to the00:08:12
English Channel,00:08:13
monstrous losses without any result,00:08:15
dim lights like hell and monstrous00:08:19
smells of the evacuation hospital where he,00:08:22
poisoned by English gases, beat the00:08:24
iron bars of a soldier's bed upon learning of the surrender,00:08:27
literally pushing his way to his reception,00:08:30
dispersing the mutants,00:08:32
Grand Admiral Raeder, usually a calm and00:08:35
restrained admiral, now does not hide00:08:37
his state of being close to hysteria,00:08:40
almost half of00:08:42
Germany's merchant and cargo-passenger ships00:08:44
are at sea or in in foreign00:08:46
ports, the Sangli war means their00:08:48
inevitable death, if the war starts with the00:08:51
loss of half of the trade knife, then you do00:08:53
n’t have to carry it, but just surrender00:08:56
to the admiral in front of the world, there is something to remember,00:08:59
he remembers how they went to sea in the00:09:02
last war, the USA, head to shoulders, watching in00:09:05
horror beyond the horizon, trying with00:09:07
all his might to avoid any00:09:09
combat contact with the British, he00:09:12
remembers how they cowardly, under the cover of00:09:15
fog, fired at a fishing village on the00:09:18
east coast of England, trembling with00:09:20
excited fear in the hope that they would not be00:09:23
caught, when they were finally caught in the comfort of a00:09:26
landau and forced to fight nearby too it00:09:29
was known better than others that this was00:09:31
not a great victory, but rather a00:09:33
miraculous salvation, and then until the very00:09:36
scapa flow00:09:37
they were afraid to even stick their noses into the sea,00:09:40
reading in the wardroom patriotic00:09:43
brochures about how they defeated the British00:09:46
while Germany was already agony zero the wave from the00:09:48
naval blockade was nervous, the generals00:09:51
also remember well the lice and the last war,00:09:53
they were divided into two categories: those who00:09:56
experienced triumph on the eastern front00:09:58
nicknamed their enemy and, having imposed the00:10:01
Brest Peace on him, looked at the future00:10:03
conflict more optimistically than those who00:10:06
survived the shame of surrender in the Kampenskam00:10:08
forest sign it under the malicious grin of00:10:11
Marshal Foch, but both of them no00:10:15
longer want to fight on two fronts, Hitler00:10:17
thinks, with difficulty suppressing another00:10:20
hysterical outburst, she gives the order00:10:23
to stop the troops, kicked out of the00:10:25
military office, Hitler called Goering and00:10:28
said that he had canceled the order to invade00:10:31
Poland, this is temporary peace or the00:10:33
final solution asked the astonished00:10:35
Rex Marshal Hitler rarely hid the truth00:10:38
from his Party Genosse00:10:40
and therefore honestly said in a tired voice00:10:43
I must see if we can00:10:46
eliminate British interference and here is00:10:49
Hitler who just recently declared that his00:10:52
greatest fear is that some00:10:54
dirty pig will not get in at the last00:10:56
moment, as an intermediary, they themselves00:10:59
begin to feverishly look for this intermediary; it turns00:11:01
out that no one gave rus a00:11:04
Swedish citizen bankers businessman00:11:06
international adventurer who worked for 500:11:09
intelligence services including the Soviet and of course the00:11:12
English gave rus is in warm00:11:15
relations with Gerin Dom with the English00:11:17
Minister of Foreign Affairs Halifax he with the00:11:20
Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs running00:11:22
and, of course, with Madame Kontai, who conquered00:11:25
Stockholm with his elegant toilets and00:11:28
lectures on the true freedom of spirit and00:11:30
conscience in the Soviet Union in the distance, rus00:11:32
receives instructions from the German to convey to00:11:35
the British that Hitler is ready to negotiate00:11:37
with the Poles peacefully, he only needs the00:11:40
given Saki corridor and not even the entire00:11:42
corridor, but only the territory along the00:11:44
railway track with several00:11:46
stations in Moscow, Stalin breaks00:11:50
a cigarette with a crunch, but instead of filling his00:11:52
pipe with tobacco, he irritably throws it into the00:11:55
ashtray, the eyes of the Soviet leader00:11:57
become completely yellow, it is at00:12:00
such moments that the fingers of the faithful and who00:12:03
has seen a lot of Poskrebyshev,00:12:06
something happened Stalin feared most of all at the00:12:09
last moment the corporal chickened out00:12:12
fascist scum scum cowardly bastard in the00:12:16
luxurious mansion of the Soviet00:12:18
naval attache captain 1st rank00:12:20
Vorontsov located in the Berlin00:12:23
district of Grunewald on the evening of August 27,00:12:26
1939 several00:12:28
people were sitting one of them was a frigate captain00:12:31
or captain 2nd rank Norbert fund baumbach00:12:35
naval attache of germany to the ussr00:12:37
arrived in berlin on official business in order to00:12:40
receive clarifications from his command00:12:42
in the light of new relations with the00:12:44
ussr in the second one could recognize the00:12:47
naval adjutant of the führer himself00:12:50
captain zur see captain 1st rank karl Vorontsov00:12:53
spoke under the frame the Germans listened in an00:12:56
elegant bone voice of degrees, drove00:12:59
along the map of the North Atlantic, as if00:13:02
showing the German merchant ships00:13:04
located in foreign ports tanks and00:13:06
in the ocean there is nothing to fear from the upcoming00:13:09
conflict with England, they should sharply00:13:11
change course to the north, go to Murmansk00:13:14
where they can hide for a00:13:16
while from the British and then,00:13:18
taking advantage of the bad weather and the00:13:20
approaching polar night to break through00:13:23
along the Norwegian coast to Germany, the00:13:25
Soviet government gave permission to00:13:28
shelter German ships in the northern ports of00:13:31
the USSR, the British did not00:13:34
expect this at all and would probably miss the whole00:13:37
operation; they would catch German ships00:13:39
in a completely different place on the approaches to the00:13:41
English Channel and in the North Sea, meanwhile,00:13:44
Dali rus was chosen as an intermediary,00:13:47
having received the appropriate instructions from00:13:49
Moscow, they deliberately disrupt their mission00:13:51
somewhere without agreeing on something, or,00:13:54
on the contrary, unnecessary don’t you00:13:56
understand, Dali rus confidentially informs00:13:59
his friend Goering that the war has00:14:02
already been predetermined by the British but at00:14:04
present, having the USSR as a00:14:07
friendly grass, you don’t have to00:14:10
worry so much, the British need to be given a00:14:12
good but short lesson, they will no00:14:15
doubt go to peace Erin nods the00:14:18
reasoning given to Rousseau completely00:14:20
coincides with his views, the fighting fervor of the00:14:23
Fuhrer, heated by Stalin’s promises,00:14:25
did not subside even after that when he was00:14:28
informed that on August 28 an00:14:32
Anglo-Polish treaty on mutual00:14:34
military assistance in the event of00:14:35
German aggression was signed, that the English guarantees00:14:38
received the legal force of the alliance00:14:40
treaty could no longer frighten Hitler;00:14:43
there was no time to lose; the deadline for00:14:46
the invasion of Poland was September 1, August 31,00:14:50
Molotov makes a report at the session00:14:52
Supreme Council of the USSR,00:14:54
we all know that since00:14:57
the Nazis came to power, relations between the00:15:00
Soviet Union and Germany have been00:15:02
tense, but as Comrade Stalin said on March 10,00:15:05
we are for business relations00:15:07
with all countries, it seems that Germany00:15:10
correctly understood the statement made by00:15:12
Comrade Stalin and made the right00:15:15
conclusions00:15:16
August 23 should be considered as a00:15:19
date of great historical importance; it is a00:15:22
turning point in the history of Europe and not00:15:24
only Europe. More recently, the German00:15:27
Nazis pursued a foreign policy00:15:29
that was very hostile00:15:31
towards the Soviet Union. Until the recent00:15:34
past, the Soviet Union and Germany were00:15:37
enemies, but now the situation has changed and00:15:39
we stopped being in the din according to the00:15:42
Soviet-German agreement, the00:15:43
Soviet Union is not obliged to fight on00:15:46
the side of the British and on the side of the Germans, the00:15:49
USSR is pursuing its own policy00:15:52
that determines the interests of the peoples of the USSR00:15:55
and no one else thunderous applause if00:15:59
these gentlemen have such a passionate00:16:01
desire to fight, let them fight themselves without the00:16:04
Soviet Union there is laughter and applause in00:16:07
the hall and we will see what kind of warriors they are00:16:10
loud laughter stormy applause00:16:13
revelations it was impossible to say let00:16:15
them fight we will see what kind of warriors they are and00:16:19
when the interests of the people in the00:16:22
USSR require it then we will intervene on whose side and00:16:25
this as required again, the interests of the00:16:27
peoples of the Soviet Union, it’s just that Hitler00:16:30
apparently did not understand at all what was being discussed,00:16:32
since a little later he publicly stated00:16:35
that he was ready to support every word from the00:16:37
speech of the ground at the Supreme Council, the00:16:40
German00:16:43
invasion of Poland in the USSR, which began on September 1, was commented on00:16:46
more than restrainedly and buried on the00:16:48
last pages newspapers small00:16:50
notes with the standard00:16:52
German headline about the Polish conflict created the00:16:55
impression of an insignificant local war that00:16:57
had no significance not for the USSR and00:17:01
for the rest of the world, the armed conflict00:17:03
noted that the truth began due to an attack by a00:17:06
group of Polish soldiers on a00:17:08
German radio station in the border00:17:10
town of Glyants, Germany, exhausted by00:17:13
endless Polish provocations and00:17:15
subjected to direct aggression from00:17:17
Poland was forced to take up arms00:17:20
on the eve of Berlin, Hitler accepted00:17:23
credentials from the new Soviet00:17:25
ambassador Alexander Skvortsov, he was gloomy and00:17:28
thoughtful, the deadline for the Anglo-French00:17:31
ultimatum demanding the immediate00:17:33
withdrawal of German troops from the territory of00:17:35
Poland was expiring, Hitler was tormented by doubts00:17:39
whether the benefits acquired at the last moment would fail00:17:41
Moscow friend Hitler was00:17:44
especially interested in when the Soviet00:17:48
troops00:17:49
would fulfill their part of the agreement due to the00:17:52
naivety of the Pollocks, that this action would00:17:54
automatically make the USSR and its00:17:56
allies so that England and France00:17:59
would be forced to declare war and the00:18:01
Soviet Union, he did not yet know the methods of00:18:04
Stalin, who had gone through the Leninist school of00:18:06
annexing the Transcaucasian republics to the USSR00:18:09
and their vast regions of00:18:11
Central Asia, even such an astonished00:18:13
political price tag as Hitler was00:18:15
more than once will have to be amazed and00:18:18
admire Stalin’s methods of00:18:20
fundamental socio-economic00:18:22
changes in the territories of the former00:18:25
bourgeois states, and meanwhile, on00:18:29
August 31, Benito Mussolini proposed to00:18:31
England and France to convene a00:18:33
conference of England on September 5 and France and Italy to00:18:35
Germany to discuss the difficulties00:18:38
arising from the Treaty of Versailles, this00:18:41
proposal met with desirable00:18:43
support in London and Paris; on00:18:46
September 1, instead of providing the promised00:18:48
assistance to Poland, they continued to search for ways to00:18:51
pacify Germany in 1150 France00:18:55
notified Italy and agreed to participate00:18:57
in the conference if invited to it00:18:59
Poland, however, only in the second00:19:02
half of September 1, France decided to00:19:04
find out the opinion of Poland and the planned00:19:07
conference, but it was not possible to quickly receive an answer from00:19:09
Warsaw in the evening of the same day,00:19:12
England and France handed over notes to Germany00:19:15
in which they expressed protest about the00:19:17
German invasion of Poland and00:19:20
warned that they would fulfill their00:19:22
obligations in front of Poland, if the00:19:24
German government is not ready00:19:26
to suspend the offensive and immediately00:19:29
return troops from Polish territory,00:19:31
however, on the afternoon of September 2, through Italy, they00:19:34
notified Berlin that these notes should not be00:19:37
taken as an ultimatum; moreover,00:19:40
England informed Germany that if00:19:44
the Wehrmacht were to withdraw from Poland, the British00:19:46
government was ready to forget everything and to begin00:19:49
negotiations, this strengthened the confidence of the00:19:51
German leadership that the00:19:53
allies would continue to evade00:19:55
fulfilling their obligations; on the same00:19:57
day in Paris, it became known about the00:19:59
negative attitude of the Warsaw pink00:20:02
conference, but its allies continued to00:20:04
hope for this opportunity, and00:20:06
unlike England, France was not against00:20:09
leaving the Germans troops on Polish00:20:12
territory00:20:13
only on September 3 at 1100 England and at 17:0000:20:17
France declared war on Germany the00:20:19
next day a Franco-00:20:21
Polish treaty of mutual assistance was signed, however00:20:24
this did not shake the confidence of Hitler00:20:26
who believed that if they declared00:20:29
war on us it was in order to save00:20:31
their face Moreover, this does not mean that they00:20:33
will fight, and indeed, after the00:20:36
formal declaration of war on the00:20:39
German border, nothing changed;00:20:41
the Germans continued to build fortifications,00:20:43
and the French troops, the forward units00:20:46
of which were forbidden to load weapons with00:20:48
live shells and cartridges,00:20:51
looked indifferently at German territory,00:20:53
although the declaration of war by London and Paris00:20:55
caused some confusion in Berlin; the00:20:59
constant calm on the Western Front00:21:02
convinced the German leadership that the00:21:05
Allies most likely would not take real action;00:21:08
therefore, the new directive,00:21:11
who had number 2 on September 3, was based on the idea of00:21:14
continuing large-scale operations in Poland00:21:16
and passively waiting in the West; Polish00:21:19
representatives in England and France00:21:21
faced obstruction of the low position of00:21:23
London and Paris; the French00:21:26
commander-in-chief, General Hamelin, did not00:21:28
want to receive the Polish military00:21:30
attache on the evening of September 6, a00:21:34
Polish note was received in Paris which00:21:37
reported the pessimistic00:21:39
mood of the German population in00:21:41
connection with the outbreak of the war and proposed to00:21:44
strike a blow at the morale of the00:21:47
enemy for This was to carry out an00:21:53
Allied air force operation against German territory, to break through the00:21:56
Siegfried Line at least at two points,00:21:58
to carry out at least a small amphibious00:22:00
assault on the German coast. On00:22:03
September 7, Warsaw received a French00:22:06
response according to which tomorrow at the00:22:09
latest the morning of the day after tomorrow there would be a00:22:12
strong attack by French and00:22:14
English00:22:15
bombers against Germany, which00:22:18
can be extended even to the00:22:21
rear formations on the Polish front, it is00:22:23
clear that such a response encouraged the00:22:26
Poles who did not know that in00:22:28
fact in Paris they avoided00:22:30
bombing German territory00:22:32
for fear of retaliatory measures from the Luftwaffe, as a result, on00:22:36
September 7, the Polish military attachés in00:22:39
France were forced to state in00:22:42
their report to Warsaw in the West,00:22:47
in fact, there is no war and the French and Germans are00:22:50
not shooting at each other in the same way, there is00:22:53
still no air action,00:22:55
my assessment of the French, they are not carrying out00:22:58
further mobilization and further00:23:01
actions and are awaiting the results of00:23:03
the battle in Poland, Polish representatives00:23:06
continued to insist and ask for the00:23:08
French the leadership to fulfill their00:23:10
obligations to Warsaw this caused00:23:13
irritation yeah milena who wrote00:23:16
Polish military attaches continue to00:23:18
bother us I also knew that the search for the ambassador00:23:21
in Paris showed nervousness and even00:23:24
injustice towards the French00:23:26
army and especially aviation the only00:23:30
thing the Poles achieved was a promise to00:23:32
send to Poland through Romania military00:23:35
equipment supplies that were never00:23:37
sent due to the defeat of Poland in mid-00:23:40
September, a general in Gomel, the Russian Federation, wrote in his00:23:43
diary that France could provide00:23:45
assistance to Poland in 1940 and that00:23:48
it would prepare for an offensive on a wide front00:23:50
in forty-one or forty-00:23:52
two, the British government00:23:55
behaved exactly just like the French, on00:23:58
September 3, a Polish00:24:01
military mission arrived in London, but the Poles managed to meet with the00:24:03
chief of the English General Staff,00:24:05
General Ironside,00:24:07
only on September 9, during the meeting, aren't00:24:10
the site began to clarify the situation at the front, and the00:24:13
Poles were surprised to learn that England00:24:16
had no specific plans to help00:24:18
Poland since this was supposed to be00:24:21
done by France, citing00:24:23
being busy, are inside stopped the conversation,00:24:27
finally recommending that the Poles00:24:29
buy weapons in neutral countries. On00:24:32
September 10, the Polish military mission00:24:34
was notified that the English Air Force had begun00:24:37
bombing Germany and a00:24:40
transport of forty-four00:24:42
planes had arrived in Romania for Poland, all this was an00:24:44
outright lie, a00:24:45
proposal Poles in sending Anglo-00:24:48
French aviation to Polish maternity hospitals and00:24:50
was never accepted. On00:24:51
September 13, the Poles stated that00:24:55
England did not keep its obligations as before,00:24:57
because during the 14 days of the war00:25:00
we remain left to ourselves00:25:03
and the assistance that should have been00:25:06
sent to Poland as a result00:25:08
negotiations with General Clayton that00:25:10
took place in May, Warsaw were not00:25:12
granted to Poland. On00:25:14
September 15, during the last meeting with00:25:16
Ironside, the Poles learned that in addition to 1000:25:19
thousand machine guns and 15 20 million00:25:22
rounds of ammunition, England does not have the opportunity to00:25:25
allocate other weapons, and this can00:25:27
only arrive in 5-6 months are00:25:30
inside the Pole again advised us to00:25:32
buy weapons in the neutrals, the bleeding00:25:35
Polish army continued the heroic00:25:38
resistance while its guarantor and00:25:40
offered to look today into00:25:43
tomorrow, Hitler’s joy knew no00:25:46
bounds, what she reader feared00:25:49
more in today happened the Fuhrer from the year,00:25:51
well, bait and what now I was more than00:25:55
sure when it interferes with the composition he will become00:25:58
allies against his will France England will simply00:26:02
have to declare war on the USSR00:26:05
naive fool00:26:07
dear friends you were on the Ruslan studio channel00:26:10
both for him it was a project of00:26:12
historical chronicles watch us00:26:14
subscribe recommend ask00:26:17
questions all the best00:26:20
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