The Germans were successful in taking over Poland because of revenge. Germany had lost land to Poland under the Treaty of Versailles after the First World War, with many German- speaking people still living in areas now a part of Poland as well as to other countries. Germany viewed the Poles as “less than human” and wanted their land for lebensraum, the German notion of needing more living space for the Aryan race. Hitler made extra precautions and created The Nazi-Soviet Pact that ensured that Russia would not interrupt the German invasion. But Germany couldn’t have done it without its superior military, being its Air Force the Luftwaffe as well as the tactics used.
The strength of the German military had come from their ever growing Luftwaffe,
The strength of the German military had come from their ever growing Luftwaffe,