Polish Peoples Republic

Polish Peoples Republic

After the fall of Warsaw, Soviet forces razed much of the city and put large portions of the government to the rifle. In the time between the fall of Warsaw and the establishment of the People’s Republic, the country was in turmoil as all national authority dissipated. German populations in the former Imperial territories took this opportunity to revolt against the Poles and rejoin Germany. While in many of the territories, the Polish enjoyed a numbers advantage, their lack of organized resistance from the virtually nonexistent Polish government allowed the German-funded rebels to seize control of the territories. The Soviets were busy ratifying their treaty in the East, giving way to this golden opportunity. The Western powers remained silent as the German military, almost completely shattering the Treaty of Versailles in the process, marched into the Polish Corridor and other lost territories, and the German Eagle once again flew over Danzig — the Polish People’s Republic, backed by the Soviets, are eager to reclaim Greater Poland and push the Germans back to their place, while as Germany militarizes at a rapid rate the chances of that happening grow slimmer and slimmer. (edited)