At dawn on Friday morning, September 1, 1939, two decades of pent-up military frustration among the German officer corps was unleashed by Adolf Hitler as a million-and-a-half German soldiers roared into Poland via several gigantic mechanized formations, smashing all opposition in sight. It was first time the world had ever witnessed Blitzkrieg (lightning warfare) involving carefully coordinated attacks of planes, tanks, motorized troops and self-propelled artillery, all set to a precise timetable.

The outgunned Polish Army, consisting of 35 divisions, and totaling just half-a-million soldiers, put up a brave but futile resistance against this mechanized onslaught. The revolutionary German tactic was to pinpoint one small spot on the front line, attack it with overwhelming force, then send a flood of tanks, armored troops and motorized infantry through that narrow opening. The motorized infantry then split into two formations, circled around and surrounded the confused enemy. Meanwhile, the main armored thrust continued forward, rolling through the countryside at speeds up to 40 miles-per-hour while heading toward the main goal, Poland's major cities

At dawn on Friday morning, September 1, 1939, two decades of pent-up military frustration among the German

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