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>Soviet Russia came into existence not even one year before Poland did
Disingenuous, the Soviet Union was an extension of the Russian Empire in all but name and inherited much of its civil structure and military. Poland had to rebuild from the ground up in a vacuum from three great powers who had all suppressed Polish institutions and independence for over a hundred years.
>Yeah, in a different era with a different kind of warfare. The next time that they fought against each other in the 30s, the Japanese got crushed and redirected their entire war effort south against the English and Americans.
“A major war fought 20 years prior doesn’t matter at all because it’s a different era, but also a minor inconclusive skirmish 10 years later is definitive because it just is!” Embarrassing
>More like the experienced Soviet veterans would have been fighting green Japanese recruits with no knowledge of how war was waged at that time.
Real life is not your Paradox game, experience doesn’t just stack. The British had to abandon attempting to enforce the Treaty of Sevres on Turkey because their troops were exhausted and mutinying at the prospect of another theatre. Those Russian troops who had just been through WWI, the Civil War, and the Soviet-Polish war would not have been happy about fighting Japan now over Siberian territory they had never heard of.

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