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On Tues. 05 Sep 1939 German Army units crossed the Vistula River in Pol.....

On Tues. 05 Sep 1939 German Army units crossed the Vistula River in Pol.....
German Army units crossed the Vistula River in Poland. Meanwhile, Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov responded to the German invitation to jointly invade Poland in the positive, but noted that the Soviet forces would need several days to prepare; he also warned the Germans not to cross the previously agreed upon line separating German and Soviet spheres of influence

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