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I can go back and check some sources I have, but I'm fairly sure that by 1938 Hungary was highly dependent on Germany economically, so didn't really have the ability to side with the Little Entente even if they wanted to.To be fair, though, Hungary did have the choice of making nice with the Little Entente. It instead chose to ally with Nazi Germany in the hopes of getting some spoils.
I'm sure they could make do, but they'd be taking a pretty serious economic hit if they weren't able to use Danzig at all. Trading through Latvia probably wasn't much of an option.You know, I wonder just how critical Danzig was to Poland in 1939. I mean, sure, trade through Gdynia is harder, but Poland's a tough country and it thus seems like she'd e capable of finding some way to make it work. Plus, she can always redirect some of her trade from Danzig to Gdynia--as well as to Latvia if she really wanted to.
Palestine. That was the point of Jewish radicals seizing the country and allowing unlimited Jewish migration.Good luck finding a country that would accept so many Polish Jews in such a short time period. Indeed, it seems more likely that the Nazis would demand that they be send off to either Siberia or Madagascar.![]()