Poland wanted to believe it could defeat Germany, even though the intelligence they were being supplied with suggested something very different, believes WWII historian Professor Richard Overy.

YouTube - "In 1939 Poles assumed they were able to attack Berlin"

Sure, Hitler wanted war so much, probably thats why he offered a peace to allies multiple times :rolleyes:

I wonder why this, for sure very esteemed historian, forgot to mention that.. ;)

Who cares what Court Historian Overy has to say..... look at that beautiful Jagdpanther in the background!!

The Pollack generals were lunging on the leash with the cries of "We can be in Berlin in three months!!!".

As the Pollacks taunted the Germans along the border and massacred German civilians caught in the Versailles relocations, Hitler and Stalin carved up the country.

As a final ironic joke, Churchill gave Poland the guarantee - - if you are attacked, England will come to your aid.

How does that go... the rest is history?