Hypothetically, could Nazi Germany at its peak take on modern day Poland if no other countries got involved?

Or 1000 Wojteks

no, and it wouldn't be close either

How would that work as they would both own the same land?
Is it like England being vassal dukes of France?

modern day Estonia vs Roman Empire at its peak
Who wins?

You're full of shit

Shut up you dumb wehraboo

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You saying if the world population was 50 times bigger, earths atmosphere would ignite?

What about Bundeswehr with support of modern Germany's industry but no outside trade vs USSR in 1941 with lend-lease allowed?

So basically, if nazis had modern day technology?
Yeah, i wonder who would win...

The full might of the modern day USA armed forces vs five rice farmers armed with chopsticks, who wins?

Polish radar would see everything so Poland's 100 or so fighters could destroy 1000s using cannons in just a few hours. Air cover wouldn't be a problem.

With air cover Poland's attack helicopters would make short work of armor and Polish ground forces could advance. Worst case scenario the Germans progress 20 miles or so into Poland during their sneak attack then after Poland's ground forces arrive to push them back they leave behind landmines and hidden troops which inflict casualties.

Estonia's overwhelming technological advantage means they could win though politics and supporting favorable proxies, kind of like colonialism except Estonia's liberal democracy would minimize abuses.

Estonia's population is 1.3 million compared to Rome's 60 millon with 7 million of that in Italy. Do you think 1 soldier with a gun can control 7 legionaries who in turn control 53 people? I think so.

Pretty good answere to be honest

Hardly seems fair.

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He said Bundeswehr, which only existed after WW2.

And yes, modern Bundeswehr wipes the floor with the Red Army circa 1941.

>Estonia's overwhelming technological advantage means they could win though politics and supporting favorable proxies,

I don't think that would be necessary. They could slaughter every legion with impunity. Or kidnap the entire senate. Our just hover over the city if Rome in helicopters demanding surrender via loudspeaker.

No
Go look at what a Leopard two can do, and a t72 those are the tanks used by modern Poland.
Also apds was a huge improvement over old tank rounds.
Helos and jets would make short work of tanks and planes as well.
Nothing in the air the Germans could put up could even hope to contest against modern missles or planes.
I would also not be surprised if the poles have a few tos1s laying around somewhere,which would make any infantry advance a living hell.
Even a cold war Poland could smash Nazi Germany into the ground.

>Hypothetically, could Nazi Germany at its peak take on Poland 25 years ago if no other countries got involved?

25 years ago was 1992
So yes,most definitely.

I think it only depends on how much ammo Poland has access to. My guess is that Poland still has old cold war ammo lying around, so after they used up their newest kit they could still massacre Nazis using old stuff. Poland would win.

Why do people like you make such shitty threads? Nobody can answer your question, and more importantly, nobody cares about your retarded question. Stop making stupid threads like "could the Australian emu army at their peak take on marcus aurelius".

Air control would be Polands instantly even with outdated planes. They'd sweep the skys and nothing German had would pierce Polish armour it'd be a slaughter.

This. One modern Polish tank would probably BTFO an entire panzer corps

no, the technology gap is so wide that Poland would win without losing no more than 1000 men. The tankers and airmen would do all the heavy pulling drilling panzers at half a kilometer and running CAS with complete air supremacy

the real question is if the poles would have enough ammo

the ending of Fury Part 2: Polack Boogaloo

except they dont die and just go refuel and reload

This. The Nazi infantry could possibly give Poland some trouble in pure infantry-on-infantry engagements, but since that shouldn't happen and the Poles would have absolute dominance in terms of air support and armour, not to mention the ability to use close-in air support helicopters and such, Germany would stand not a fraction of a hair of a mote of a chance.