How Did Hitler Invade Poland?

World War ll brought lots of tears and sorrow to many people. There was a serious conflict between the countries that led to hate and anger.“Every beginning has an end...and every end has a new beginning.” -Unknown. World War ll had a beginning, heartbroken middle and a closure impact to countless people. World War ll was the deadliest, most widespread war in human history. There were many causes to World War ll. One of these causes was Hitler invading Poland which lead World War ll to start. It was not until September 1st of 1939 that Germany Invaded Poland. Germany began air and ground strikes against Poland after first staging an incident in an attempt to make it appear that Poland had actually struck first (Global Events). After the attack Poland then resisted to fight back. On September 3rd of 1939 the United Kingdom and France declared war on Germany. Both United Kingdom and France promised that they would not let Poland get a huge shock off of Germany. Poland was soon outnumbered by German forces which then left Poland outranked. After Germany outnumbered Polish forces, the Second Wave had entered.
Germany invaded the Soviet Union in mid-1941 in the Operation Barbarossa campaign (World War ll). Hitler’s plan of action on entering the Soviet Union worked and the Nazi’s almost reached Moscow around the time of July. There became a pause on the attack where the Soviets repealed from Germany. The Nazi’s then started to kill umpteen amount of Soviet civilians groups. These groups Hitler pinpointed were Roma, gay people, individuals who did not share his political views, and people with physical and mental disabilities (World War ll). His final solution of getting rid of everyone that lead to the