Why Did Great Britain Enter Ww2

Many countries went into WWII, but Britain went into the war with pride. Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. Since Great Britain had pledged military support to Poland if it were attacked by the Germans, it subsequently declared war against Germany on September 3, 1939, hence beginning World War II. “In a life and death struggle, we cannot afford to leave our destinies in the hands of failures.”- British Labor Party Opposition Leader Clement Attlee. Great Britain’s entrance to WWII through obligation and leadership, proved successful in major battles and impacted their role in Europe and as a country.
Great Britain entered into WWII because of the Treaty with Poland, the military alliance between the United Kingdom and Poland was formalised by the Anglo-Polish Agreement in 1939 and subsequent addenda of 1940 and 1944, for mutual assistance in case of military invasion from Germany, as specified in a secret protocol. ("Why Did Great Britain Enter WWII?")
Service with pride, even for those lucky enough not to have been there, the sound of the sirens is enough to evoke those nights of 1940 when British cities were under constant attack.For eight consecutive months, every dawn brought a new terrible toll - more bodies, more craters in the street, more buildings reduced to rubble and more fires.People emerged from air raid shelters, from under
Britain faced its supreme test. It is for his leadership through these fraught years of 1940-1941 - through Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the Blitz- that Churchill is best remembered.Less obviously, Churchill made planning and decision-making - both political and military - simpler and more efficient. His force of personality was instrumental in cementing the 'Big Three' Alliance with Britain's powerful allies, Russia and the United