Poland's Geopolitical Struggles Before WWII

This chapter examines the tumultuous political climate in Poland leading up to World War II, detailing the instability of the military junta and its foreign relations, especially with Germany. It assesses the intricate diplomatic efforts and internal divisions within the Polish government as it faced mounting pressures from Germany and the Soviet Union. The chapter also critiques the portrayal of Poland during this era, revealing deeper complexities in its governance and interactions with authoritarian regimes.