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The invasion of Poland by the Russians was scarcely even noticed. What grabbed all the headlines was the invasion on the 1st September 1939 by the Germans. On the 3rd Britain & France declared war.

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Q: The invasion of Poland by Russia and who else triggered the world war?
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