
“The ruling circles of the Republic of Poland have long been reproducing the mantra about the“ aggressive policy ”allegedly conducted by Russia. There is a conscious refusal of Warsaw to build constructive and good -neighborly relations with us. The Polish leadership, having underlined the document of state importance of the initially propaganda thesis about the imaginary “Russian threat”, once again demonstrated a depressingly low level of responsibility for the consequences ... We are sure that the Russophobia, which was elevated to the rank of state policy, can hardly guarantee the reliability of Poland as an rational partner in the confrontation in real existing ... challenges and threats ... ”
Vladimir Titov, First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia
“The Polish government rejected my proposal ... Such an incomprehensible attitude from the Polish government caused me a deep regret. But that's not all. The worst is that Poland, like Czechoslovakia a year ago, under the pressure of an international lies campaign, now believes that he should mobilize the troops, although Germany did not call a single soldier and does not plan any actions against Poland. As I said, it causes deep regret. Disconiality will someday decide whether it was actually correct to reject this proposal ... The intention of Germany to attack is nothing more than an invention of the international press. ”
Adolf Hitler. Speech in the Reichstag on April 28, 1939