Why didn’t the Allies Attack Germany in 1939 #shorts #history

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After Germany invaded Poland in 1939, Britain and France declared war—but surprisingly, they didn’t launch a major attack on Germany. This strange and silent period, known as the Phoney War, lasted for months with little to no fighting on the Western Front. Why the hesitation? The Allies were still mobilizing, fearing massive casualties, and hoping Germany would stop after Poland. But this inaction gave Hitler time to prepare his devastating blitzkrieg across Western Europe. This moment in WW2 history shows how hesitation can shape the course of a global conflict.

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