How did Germany's invasion of Poland differ from its invasion of the Soviet

Union?

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A. The invasion of Poland occurred toward the end of World War II,

but the invasion of the Soviet Union is what started the war.

B. The invasion of Poland was long and drawn out, but the invasion

of the Soviet Union was swift and successful.

C. The invasion of Poland was a collaboration with an ally, but the

invasion of the Soviet Union was the betrayal of an ally.

D. The invasion of Poland was led by Joseph Stalin, but the invasion

of the Soviet Union was led by Adolf Hitler.

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Omar Salazar

16 May, 16:29

How did Germany's invasion of Poland differ from its invasion of the Soviet

Union?

O

A. The invasion of Poland occurred toward the end of World War II,

but the invasion of the Soviet Union is what started the war.

B. The invasion of Poland was long and drawn out, but the invasion

of the Soviet Union was swift and successful.

C. The invasion of Poland was a collaboration with an ally, but the

invasion of the Soviet Union was the betrayal of an ally.

D. The invasion of Poland was led by Joseph Stalin, but the invasion

of the Soviet Union was led by Adolf Hitler.

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Steve Walsh · Answer 1

Answer: The answer is, B) The Invasion of Poland occurred toward the end of world war II, but the invasion of the soviet union is what started the war.

Explanation: I mean, I cant really explain this but I remember taking a test about this and got a 94%.