Polish Defense Pact (Anglo-Polish Agreement)
The Polish defense pact refers to the Anglo-Polish Agreement signed on August 25, 1939, which established a military alliance between the United Kingdom and Poland for mutual assistance in the event of a military invasion, particularly from Nazi Germany. This agreement was part of broader efforts to ensure Polish independence and security during the lead-up to World War II. (Google AI)
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