Chapter 35: The Polish Crisis (1)
In February 1939, while the Korean Empire was suffering from the ill effects of 'Revolutionary Re-education Camps', Germany began its operation to annex Czechoslovakia. Europe was shocked as the mustache man started playing with fire again.
"You promised to stop at the Sudetenland, didn't you?"
"Did I? I might have, but isn't the fool who believed my words the real idiot?"
Adolf Hitler defaulted on Germany's national credibility.
On March 15, 1939, the German Wehrmacht1 ruthlessly occupied Czechoslovakia.
Slovakia was made an independent protectorate, while Bohemia-Moravia became a protectorate under Germany’s heel.
Czechoslovakia no longer existed.
The lesson for Europeans was clear,
"Even if this crazy bastard says seawater is salty, we shouldn't believe him."