[alexander_busek]

In 1934, Poland became the first country that signed the non-aggression pact with Hitler’s Nazi Germany.

Excuse me: Are you aware of the fact that this article is not about that treaty (in 1934), but rather about the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact? You know, the one with the SECRET PROTOCOL about carving up Eastern Europe?

Just what is the point of your observation, anyway? Sure, lots of other nations signed treaties with Nazi Germany - about commercial trade, etc. - lots of innocuous issues. What of it?

Regards,

[granada]

Oh, it was about eastern europe.

How about the Munich Agreement (1938)? Was it an innocuous commercial trade?