Xx-xx-xx03Poland In Misery

The acting house broadcasting company brings you the sound of war. The actual sound record of World War II. In 2,191 days from the time Hitler's Ponzar divisions moved across the Polish borders to the ceremony of the Japanese surrender aboard the United States battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay.

World War II. The most terrible period of death and destruction in the long history of man. World War II, a drama preserve for all time through the medium of radio, an era never to be forgotten.

Tonight, Poland in misery. I am speaking to you from the cabinet room at Tim Downing Street. This morning, the British ambassador in Berlin handed the German government. It is September 3, 1939. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain is broadcasting to the British Empire in the world.

It is the climax of three days of drama that will have its conclusion exactly six years later. This is the beginning of World War II, a brief recapitulation of the events leading up to this moment.

Two days early are on September 1st at 5.45 am. German armies moved across the Polish borders from the north, south and west. Four hours and fifteen minutes after the attack. Chancellor Adolf Hitler spoke to the Council of Ministers of the Reichstalk.

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The situation could not be tolerated. German armies moved quickly through Poland. Throughout September 1st, France and Great Britain did not move. Emergency sessions were being held in Paris and London.