                                           THE CARPATHIANS WAR

Two years later...

The time elapsed since the end of the "Silesian Wars" revealed more and more unsettled issues. First and foremost, there remained the issue of the Pomeranian corridor and Gdansk itself. But what was more important was what was going on internationally ....

The growing military power and political significance of Poland became a salt in Stalin's eyes. Especially since the USSR was completely ignored in talks about the future of Germany ... It could not end well. It was true that the Red Army needed some time for Europe to switch to lazy modes of peace and proper (read - if any) excuse, but when both occurred, Soviet tanks slowed down just before Warsaw.
