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What Hitler Really Said Before Invading Poland (1939)

On 22 August 1939, Adolf Hitler gathered his senior military commanders at the Berghof in Bavaria. What he said behind closed doors would shape the course of the 20th century. This documentary examines the surviving historical records of that meeting including notes attributed to Admiral Wilhelm Canaris and General Franz Halder to reconstruct Hitler’s strategic reasoning just days before Germany invaded Poland. Rather than relying on myth or post-war exaggeration, this video explores: • Hitler’s assessment of Britain and France • The impact of the Nazi Soviet Non-Aggression Pact • Germany’s economic and military position in 1939 • The planning behind the invasion of Poland (Fall Weiss) • The staged border incidents used as justification • The military campaign and its consequences • The broader strategic miscalculation that led to World War II The invasion of Poland on 1 September 1939 marked the beginning of a global conflict that would cost over 60 million lives. Byanalyzing what was actually documented from 22 August 1939, we gain insight into how political decisions, ideology, and military calculation combined at a pivotal historical moment. This video is intended for educational and historical purposes. It does not promote extremist ideology. It presents documented events and primary sources to better understand how World War II began. If you are interested in serious, evidence-based World War II history, subscribe to World War Tales for more in-depth documentaries. Primary & Scholarly References: • Ian Kershaw Hitler: 1936–1945 Nemesis • Richard J. Evans The Third Reich at War • Gerhard Weinberg A World at Arms • Adam Tooze The Wages of Destruction • Documents of the Nuremberg Trials (Nazi Soviet Pact and invasion planning records) • Franz Halder Diaries (August 1939 entries) #WorldWarII #WW2History #InvasionOfPoland #HistoryDocumentary #WorldWarTales