The movement of individuals withdrawing from the Poles was misinterpreted by the headquarters of the Free City of Gdansk and East Prussia. They thought that this was the beginning of the invasion of the Polish corridor ... They wanted to help the offensive move from the east and after a short fight they took Tczew and went to Gdynia.

After two days, with some surprise, it was stated in Olsztyn that no attack was coming from the side of Saw, but only survivors from Borny Sulinow. But Tczew was already busy, and the border of Poland was also crossed in several other points. It did not look good. It was known that now Warsaw has a good reason for a full-scale war. Berlin sent despairing telegrams asking for any aviation support, but, after pounding, German aviators no longer wanted to support their rebellious neighbors ...
 
