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The Hypothetical Exchange of Territories: Slovakia and Danzig in 1939
In envisioning a world where, in 1939, Germany offered Slovakia to Poland in exchange for the Free City of Danzig and the Polish Corridor, we must acknowledge that such a proposal was purely speculative and had no grounding in realistic historical context. This article explores the hypothetical implications of such an exchange while clarifying the historical inaccuracies and presenting alternative outcomes that could have unfolded, setting the stage for a different global landscape had such a trade been accepted.