Today, 86 years ago, on 30 July 1939 (Lunar Calendar 14 June 1939), the Denzel Crisis. The quiet Baltic coastal city of Denzel in Poland, on 30 July 1939. The city of Denzel, fiercely conquered and strategically free-opened, became the latest outbreak of European tensions. Hitler clearly indicated that he wanted to bring Denzel into Germany. But France and Britain had warned him that his actions would lead to another war. These warnings were put forward this month by the French Foreign Minister and the British Prime Minister in their respective statements. They all told Hitler that he hoped he would respect the position established by the Treaty of Versailles against Denzel. These were the strongest warnings ever issued against Hitler. But he was not interested in this. His military commanders had gathered a group