1935 - Poland: Alternate Second World War

1935 – Poland Europe stands on the brink of a new catastrophe. As Hitler’s Reich collapses into chaos and Stalin’s armies mass in the east, the uneasy Allied coalition faces a peril it can no longer ignore. In the ashes of Germany’s surrender, the Soviet Union makes its move — a vast armoured invasion of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, cloaked in the rhetoric of liberation but driven by conquest. British, French, and provisional German forces scramble to respond, forging a fragile alliance against the Red tide. Across frozen plains and shattered cities, new weapons and old hatreds collide: T-34s and KV-1s against Crusaders and Panzers; RAF bombers streaking over blackened skylines; men who have already survived one war fighting to prevent another. 1935 – Poland is a tense, unflinching portrait of the first great clash between East and West — where the dream of peace gives way to the dawn of a colder, deadlier conflict, and the future of Europe hangs in the smoke over Warsaw. View Less