12 Sep 1939
![German Ju 87 Stuka dive bombers flying over German troops, Poland, Sep 1939](/images/imagemagick/tmb_air_ju87_18.jpg)
- Neville Chamberlain and Édouard Daladier convened an Anglo-French Supreme War Council, during which the French called off their offensive in the Saar region after an advance of only five miles. ww2dbase [TH]
- Ferdinand Schörner was awarded Iron Cross 2nd class. ww2dbase [Ferdinand Schörner | CPC]
- U-56 began her second patrol in the North Sea. ww2dbase [U-56 | CPC]
- Korechika Anami was attached to the Army General Staff. ww2dbase [Korechika Anami | CPC]
![German Ju 87 Stuka dive bombers flying over German troops, Poland, Sep 1939](/images/imagemagick/tmb_air_ju87_18.jpg)
![Polish volunteer policemen watching German aircraft in the sky, Grand Theatre, Warsaw, Poland, Sep 1939](/images/imagemagick/tmb_battle_poland17.jpg)
12 Sep 1939 Interactive Map
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