How did Germany's invasion of Poland differ from its invasion of the Soviet
Union?
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A. The invasion of Poland occurred toward the end of World War II,
but the invasion of the Soviet Union is what started the war.
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B. The invasion of Poland was long and drawn out, but the invasion
of the Soviet Union was swift and successful.
C. The invasion of Poland was a collaboration with an ally, but the
invasion of the Soviet Union was the betrayal of an ally,
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D. The invasion of Poland was led by Joseph Stalin, but the invasion
of the Soviet Union was led by Adolf Hitler.