Has Poland ever participated in any big wars (except WW2)?

Poland agreed to give Zaolzie(were majority was Polish)so Czechoslovakia would help in oncoming war by for example letting the trains with bullets and guns through its territory, of course it didnt happen- Poalnd acted accordingly

Perhaps negotiating a settlement would have worked? Although Poland would then have had to live up to the commitments it made in the settlement agreements and experience shows that Poland was pretty terrible at doing that between 1918 and 1939.

Do you have any links to anything which in any way supports any of that? Or did you just pluck it from the air?

Poles too, unfortunately. If Poland had approached 1919 onwards as a reason to create as many allies as possible in this part of the world, including Czechoslovakia - then Germany would've had quite a large group of countries on all sides that were hostile to any revival of German power.

Piłsudski send a note to Masaryk asking for negotiations

the response on Czech side was- occupation of Spis and Orawa, than attack on Śląsk Cieszyński,

which was a breach of 5 November agreement

=Sokrates]but Poles adamantly demanded Zaolzie or no talks would be engaged, the re-capturing of Zaolzie at the time Hitler annexed Czech part of Czechoslovakia while horribly timed was a result of a two decades old grudge, it was unreasonable of Czechs to expect no retaliation

Why negotiate what had already been agreed. And Pilsudski's word counted for very little (see for example the sham mutiny which he ordered).

No, it was to demand that Poland ceased the election planning.

The one which Poland had already breached on 6 November.

What a pity Polish leaders at the time were so intent on retaliation and so blind!

That Poland had very good relations with Hungary - a country that had justifiable territorial claims towards Czechoslovakia - didn't help either, but the fact remains that Czechoslovakian politcians are more to blame for the lack of Polish - Czechoslovakian alliance than Polish politicians.

Together with Czechs we could create a strong defence against Germans. The Czech army had great equipment (which was later on successfully exploited by Germans, also during the invasion of Poland) - combined with Polish excellent infantry and cavalry, allied Poles and Czechs would be a hard nut to crack for Hitler.

What a pity Polish leaders at the time were so intent on retaliation and so blind!

The way you painted them yes, it does make you anti-Polish.

Tell me what’s the difference between doing Warsaw Pacts’ bidding and NATOs’

All you do is prove my point that they are interesting points in History and worth discussing. I didn't paint anything anyway, but, you know, I'd love to have an endless pissing contest with you on the internet.

You made no point apart from being anti-Polish and trolling.

You are right Sokrates, you are the master of the universe. Just tell, oh great one, where I need to go for my reeducation training.