The upper part of the sub-branch appeases both the Sanation Left and Sanation Right and keeping non-aligned support. The lower focuses allows the creation of a Baltic Alliance and allows for a Fascist Poland. The middle focus aligns Poland to the Sanation Right, thus removing the possibility of chosing other Sanation Left or the Castle focuses.

The upper part of the sub-branch gives concessions to the Sanation Right faction whilst making the Sanation Left side unhappy. The lower focuses allows the creation of a Baltic Alliance and allows for a Democratic Poland. The middle focus aligns Poland to the Sanation Left, thus removing the possibility of chosing other Sanation Right or the Castle focuses. The upper part of the sub-branch gives concessions to the Sanation Left faction whilst making the Sanation Right side unhappy. Complete the April Constitution Branch The historical branch forces Poland balance between the Sanation Left, Sanation Right factions in the government with the risk of a civil war. Until the player has completed one side of the sub-branch, the other side cannot be started. This allows Poland to prepare for a future invasion from the Soviet Union and/or the German Reich depending of the side of the sub-branch. It also allows the modification of foreign materiel designers to not require consumer goods factories. Prepare For The Next War Branch This gives bonuses to army and airforce technologies. It also boosts Poland's naval capacity by building dockyards and giving it naval tech bonuses.

Develop Polish Ship Building/ Clamp Down on Danzig Branch This allows either the subjugation of Danzig or transfer of industry to Gdynia. It also removes and delays the Peasant's Strike penalties. The Four Year Plan Branch The industrial branch gives Poland factories, research slots, railways and infrastructure. The Polish national focus tree can be divided into 10 branches and 9 sub-branches: Clicking on the branches leads to the appropriate section. losing to Nationalist Spain, who had made a 1941 entry into the war on the side of the Axis.Polish national focus tree. The UK? Mostly they seemed to have like a dozen 2-8 division armies scattered in little pockets across Africa. (albeit one that was in the middle of a nasty brawl with the USSR) No boots on the ground on Hawaii or Midway, and literally no ships in the Pacific despite a Japan that was going really strong. Their entire fleet- which did have 10 carriers and 15 battleships, although except for the Carriers it was pretty much a tech 1 fleet- was literally all sitting in port on the east coast. The US hadn't even entered the war and had like 125 divisions- mostly foot infantry with 25 light tank divisions and 18 motorized divisions- all on garrison duty in CONUS, and mostly on the (allied) Canadian border. Eventually 1942 came around and I was wondering where the Allies (who were at war with me) were and made the mistake of turning off FOW and realizing I'd wasted my day playing HoI4 because the Allies AI had totally puked. Somewhat off-topic, my satisfaction at the SU attacking Poland when I went ahistorical was short-lived, sadly.

Poland and the SU are at peace on the last day of August, but my next save is December 1941 and at that point I've taken back the half or so of Poland that the SU took and am eating into SU territories with my counter-offensive. Looking at my saved games, it was some point in late 1940 or early-to-mid 1941. I was playing a historical AI SP game as Germany yesterday and tried befriending Poland, and was pleased that things seemed to work out OK and the SU declared on Poland and started attacking them and kicked off the Axis vs COMINTERN phase of WW2.įor one possible data point to your question, then:

Hearts of iron iv poland