>Does someone remember?
>
>Didn't the Polish ruling class have it's State annex
>part of Czechoslavkia after Munich and before
>September, 1939?
Teschen **************
Thanks Shane!
Apparently, the Hungarians were in for their share as well, all courtesy of the "Munich Agreement":
"As Article 1 of the agreement put it, 'when the question of the Polish and Hungarian minorities in Czechoslovakia has been settled, Germany and Italy will each give a similar guarantee to Czechoslovakia'.
Poland had been first to share in the spoils. After an ultimatum from Warsaw on September 27, 1938, Czechoslovakia had ceded to Poland the district of Tesin (Teschen) -- an area of some 625 square miles with a population of 230,000 people."
http://www.weeklyuniverse.com/2003/poland.htm
Cheers, Mike B)
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