Hitlernoy had occupied Poland from the first day he came to rule Germany, but in fact he was planning for this much earlier, as he mentioned in his autobiographical book, which he wrote during his time in prison, that all the lands inhabited by his German brothers should be restored, and Poland was in the past Divided between the Russian Empire and the German or Prussian Empire.

Although Hitler began implementing his plan to expand into neighboring countries from his first day in power, as he occupied Austria and then the Czechoslovak Republic, and he was looking for a direct pretext to occupy Poland and break the German-Polish non-aggression treaty, Hitler decided to hire one of his general, Heinrich Himmler. Indeed, Himmler laid out his plan to orchestrate some spurious assaults to justify the occupation of Poland.

Indeed, several days before the occupation of Poland, a group of German agents dressed in Polish army uniforms were carrying out acts of sabotage in several German riot, and they were leaving behind some corpses to provoke the German people and sharpen their anger against Poland. Himmler summoned one of his most skilled officers, Reinhard Heydrich, to plan with him for these actions. Reinhard looked at his wall map to choose a large and clear place to make a big splash.

Among those sites to which the conditions were met was the German radio station Gliwicz, and to implement his plan, he chose one of the people accused of revolting against Nazi rule to sacrifice him in that process, and he would have hit two birds with one stone while implementing his plan and at the same time getting rid of one of the enemies of the Nazi party, and the chosen person was It is Francis Honeck, who was arrested the day before the attack, was given the uniform of a Polish soldier and put into a car with a group of seven German officers in Polish army uniforms also led by Alfred Naujocs.

As soon as they reached the station headquarters, they easily attacked the guards, and they walked into the station and told the engineers working inside the station that they had come to send a message to the Germans. One of the soldiers grabbed the radio microphone and shouted in Polish (Watch out, here is Gliwice station, now King of Poland), and before leaving the station building they shot Francis Honok so that he was field-executed.

The next morning, Hitler came out to the masses and pointed out that incident and several other acts of violence (which were originally orchestrated and carried out by German soldiers) and that he should respond in the same Polish manner, and thus began the largest bloody conflict in history, the Second World War, in which nearly his victims were killed. out of 50 million people.