How hitler staged a false-flag operation to justify the invasion of poland.

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How hitler staged a false-flag operation to justify the invasion of poland.


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The front page of The New York Times on Sept. 1, 1939, read, “German Army Attacks Poland; Cities Bombed, Port Blockaded; Danzig Is Accepted into Reich.” Adolf Hitler, the chancellor of Germany, broadcast a clear message to the world when he announced, “From now on bomb will be met by bomb.”

On Aug. 31, the day prior to the declaration, American newspapers reported Polish insurgents and army troops clashed with the German police at the Gleiwitz radio station along the Polish-German border. The reporters arrived in the aftermath to witness a scene showing several dead corpses wearing Polish uniforms.
“The German News Agency reports the attack came at about 8pm this evening when the Poles forced their way into the studio and began broadcasting a statement in Polish,” the BBC Broadcast in London issued in a statement. “Within a quarter of an hour, say reports, the Poles were overpowered by German police who opened fire on them.” However, the attack was not carried out by willing Polish participants. It was part of a series of false-flag attacks that the Germans staged against themselves during a clever deception dubbed “Operation Himmler.” Nazi High Command used several “border incidents” to create the appearance of Polish aggression to justify Hitler’s invasion into Poland, sparking the beginning of World War II.


“I will provide a propagandistic casus belli,” Hitler told his generals on Aug. 22, 1939. “Its credibility doesn’t matter. The victor will not be asked whether he told the truth.”
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