"There was little to miss," President Benes told his staffs after the battle of Trutnov. He then urged them to cooperate with Poland when Warsaw once again proposed a joint action against Germany. Who by no means have lost their desire for the Sudety Mountains or the Upper Silesia.

The only way to deprive the Germans offensive was to occupy Wroclaw, and preferably Wroclaw and Legnica. But on the news of such plans the greatest optimists made a strange face ...
