James Holland

You're going to think again before you go to war with people like that.

Maybe they got a point about the Danzig Corridor. They are mainly German-speaking people there. It's disconnected from East Prussia, which is just saying, I sort of get it. Maybe they got a point. And is Poland really a kind of thriving democracy anyway? Not really. By 1930, late 1930s, it's not. It's, to all intents and purposes, a dictatorship in Poland at that time.

Maybe they got a point about the Danzig Corridor. They are mainly German-speaking people there. It's disconnected from East Prussia, which is just saying, I sort of get it. Maybe they got a point. And is Poland really a kind of thriving democracy anyway? Not really. By 1930, late 1930s, it's not. It's, to all intents and purposes, a dictatorship in Poland at that time.

Maybe they got a point about the Danzig Corridor. They are mainly German-speaking people there. It's disconnected from East Prussia, which is just saying, I sort of get it. Maybe they got a point. And is Poland really a kind of thriving democracy anyway? Not really. By 1930, late 1930s, it's not. It's, to all intents and purposes, a dictatorship in Poland at that time.

Maybe they got a point about the Danzig Corridor.

They are mainly German-speaking people there.

It's disconnected from East Prussia, which is just saying, I sort of get it.

Maybe they got a point.

And is Poland really a kind of thriving democracy anyway?

Not really.

By 1930, late 1930s, it's not.

It's, to all intents and purposes, a dictatorship in Poland at that time.

I mean, it's not right that you just go and take someone else's country. Of course, you can't do that. But you can see why in Germany people are thinking they've got a point. You can also see why in France and Britain they're thinking, well, you know, do we really care about the Poles? I mean... You know, is it worth going to war over? But there's kind of bigger things at play by this point.

I mean, it's not right that you just go and take someone else's country. Of course, you can't do that. But you can see why in Germany people are thinking they've got a point. You can also see why in France and Britain they're thinking, well, you know, do we really care about the Poles? I mean... You know, is it worth going to war over? But there's kind of bigger things at play by this point.

I mean, it's not right that you just go and take someone else's country. Of course, you can't do that. But you can see why in Germany people are thinking they've got a point. You can also see why in France and Britain they're thinking, well, you know, do we really care about the Poles? I mean... You know, is it worth going to war over? But there's kind of bigger things at play by this point.

I mean, it's not right that you just go and take someone else's country.

Of course, you can't do that.

But you can see why in Germany people are thinking they've got a point.

You can also see why in France and Britain they're thinking, well, you know, do we really care about the Poles?

I mean...