Why did the U.S. and Britain agree to let Poland be annexed by the Soviet Union at Potsdam?

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U.S. and Britain agreed to let Poland be annexed by the Soviet Union at Potsdam because they were not willing to fight a war over it and Stalin was.

<h3>What was the Poland annexation?</h3>

On the way to WWII, the Stalin's soviet union annexed the nation of Poland despite the U.S. and Britain interest in the nation.

It was known that U.S. and Britain agreed to let Poland be annexed by the Soviet Union at Potsdam because they were not willing to fight a war over it and Stalin was.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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