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On January 26, 1934, Germany and Poland signed the Non-Aggression Pact in Berlin.
On January 26, 1933, Germany and Poland signed the Treaty of Non-Infringement in Berlin. The Treaty of Non-Infringement is known as the Declaration of Non-Infringement and Understanding between Germany and Poland. On January 26, 1934, Germany and Poland signed the Treaty of Non-Infringement in Berlin, which entered into force on February 24, 1933. The main content of the Treaty is: “The conclusion of the two sides of the Treaty of Non-Infringement and the settlement of disputes between the two countries by means of peaceful consultation.” On April 28, 1939, Germany and Poland undertook the obligation to assist Britain in preparing for a ten-year period of non-infringement and respecting each other’s existing territorial sovereignty. The signing of the Treaty resulted


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