So apparently Germany was trying in bad faith to negotiate with Poland for the Danzig corridor. Were the poles willing to actually give up territory or negotiate in good faith with Germany? Or were they bolstered by the French and British guarantees on their territorial integrity and sovereignty?
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Going by the famous Rydz speech - there was no room for negotiation. https://twojahistoria.pl/2018/02/07/nie-oddamy-ani-guzika-tak-rydz-smigly-odgrazal-sie-niemcom-w-1935-roku-co-jeszcze-warto-o-nim-wiedziec/
Considering internal political situation, not possible either. Ruling party back then was heavily entrenched in Polish military and any concession without a fight would mean they are too weak.