G41 SILESIAN WARS v.4.4

On 7 March 1936 nineteen German infantry battalions and several aircraft crossed the Rhine.

On March 11, 1936, the Council of the League of Nations in London unanimously stated that the remilitarization was a breach of art. 43 Treaty of Versailles, as well as the Treaty of Locarno.

Fearing that a similar situation might occur in Silesia, the Polish government decided to enter the plebiscite area, where in 1921, despite the larger number of votes for Poland, the German administration was established.

To accomplish this task, a special SGO "Rybnik" was formed. The veterans of the Silesian insurgents were stabbed in battle. The situation seemed clear - all the significant German forces were on the French border, fearing the reaction of Paris to the crisis in Rhineland.
