Chapter 846: Disparity in Strength

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No matter the stance of the United Kingdom and France, at this time along the border between Germany and Poland, a huge group of meticulously prepared German military forces, chanting "Long live Germania," marched mightily across the border line.

As for the Polish Army stationed at the border, they had been eliminated by the vanguard troops hours earlier.

The current border line was hastily delineated, and the Polish forces stationed there had not even been properly deployed.

With no solid defensive structures for protection, a small force of the Polish Army was clearly no match for the tens of thousands of German soldiers.

In the early morning of October 17th, 1935, the German-Polish war had erupted for the third day.

At a secret military base in East Prussia, the lights were bright, with a large number of soldiers and personnel busily engaged in various tasks.