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    If the Anglo-French fight over Czechoslovakia in 1938, just how easy would it be for the USSR to create a corridor thru Poland or Romania?

    Well, if the USSR is so honest and faithful, then it shouldn't complain about its Western Allies making contingency plans for an event that should never actually happen and that should thus be a non-issue.
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    If the Anglo-French fight over Czechoslovakia in 1938, just how easy would it be for the USSR to create a corridor thru Poland or Romania?

    All of this needs to be weighed against the fact that if Soviet troops are going to have the opportunity to do more bleeding for Czechoslovakia, then this would likely mean that Anglo-French troops would have to do less bleeding for Czechoslovakia themselves, which the Anglo-French publics...
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    If the Anglo-French fight over Czechoslovakia in 1938, just how easy would it be for the USSR to create a corridor thru Poland or Romania?

    Maybe this map only shows the major railroads and not the minor railroads; not sure. But re: Hungary: Soviet troops could have forcibly invited themselves into Hungary, I suppose, if absolutely necessary. I'll see what I can find. :) What about if Poland won't be open to this Soviet move but...
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    If the Anglo-French fight over Czechoslovakia in 1938, just how easy would it be for the USSR to create a corridor thru Poland or Romania?

    If the Anglo-French fight over Czechoslovakia in 1938, just how easy would it be for the USSR to create a corridor thru Poland or Romania so that it could move its troops to help Czechoslovakia? The goal would be to create this corridor as narrow as possible in order to avoid seeming threatening...
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