germany signed a non aggression pact with the second polish republic in 1939, and why was it important.
who did germany sign a non aggression pact with in 1939 why was it important?
second polish republic
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bullet::::- romanian–turkish non-aggression pact (october 17, 1933)





























bullet::::- turkish–yugoslav non-aggression pact (november 27, 1933)





























bullet::::- german–polish non-aggression pact (january 26, 1934)





























bullet::::- franco-soviet treaty of mutual assistance (may 2, 1935)





























bullet::::- sino-soviet non-aggression pact (august 21, 1937)





























bullet::::- treaty of saadabad (june 25, 1938)





























bullet::::- hungarian–little entente agreement (august 22, 1938)





























bullet::::- german–danish non-aggression pact (may 31, 1939)





























bullet::::- german–estonian non-aggression pact (june 7, 1939)





























bullet::::- german–latvian non-aggression pact (june 7, 1939)





























bullet::::- molotov–ribbentrop pact (23 august 1939)





























bullet::::- british–thai non-aggression pact (june 12, 1940)





























bullet::::- hungarian–yugoslav non-aggression pact (december 12, 1940)





























bullet::::- soviet–yugoslav non-aggression pact (april 6, 1941)
non-aggression pact