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In assessing how the world might have unfolded had this exchange taken place, it becomes evident that World War II wouldn't have been averted, but rather transformed. With the Soviets involved earlier due to a redefined Eastern front, the prolonged conflict could lead to a more complex geopolitical landscape where both Germany and the Soviet Union expand their ambitions, perhaps leading to extended resources and personnel losses on both fronts.
The long-term implications of such a scenario could have resulted in a radically different post-war Europe. Poland's fate hinged on the nature of its regime, potentially resulting in extended communist influence or the possibility of a victorious resurgence of democracy led by opposition factions after the war.