Strange War of 1939. How Western Allies Betrayed Poland

In his study, the English public historian John Kimkhi exposes the generally accepted thesis that in the fall of 1939, Britain and France were not able to give an armed rebuff of fascist aggression. Kimhi meticulously analyzes documentary materials and convincingly proves the reluctance of the British and French ruling circles to fulfill its obligations in relation to countries that fascist Germany threatened. Having studied the relevant documents on the Anglo-French “guarantees” to Poland, the author clearly demonstrated how the governments of these countries behaved when it came to the fulfillment of their promises. The historian emphasizes that it was precisely the two -dealing of the West in relation to Poland that allowed Hitler to extract the maximum benefit from the policy of peace
The book contains sensational facts confirmed by genuine documents