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The German-Soviet Pact enabled Germany to attack Poland on September 1, 1939, without fear of Soviet intervention.
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Poland
As hitlers troop were weakening the havoc in poland, the soviet union started to invade the eastern part of poland
As a result, the soviet took over three-fifths with 13 million people specifically in the eastern poland -
re-entering two and a half million Soviet soldiers confronted the mass of German Army Group Center and, within a month, the Red Army had pushed forward about two hundred miles.
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A short history of the 1970-71 uprising by workers in Poland which saw strikes and occupations at workplaces across the country. Although suffering savage repression, the uprising forced the government to back down over plans to increase prices of basic consumer goods.
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