Before World War II, Czechoslovakia ranked seventh in the world and the Polish European Army ranked third. I need this. Don't make fun of those eight countries.

Before World War II, several recognized military powers: 1 were France, which was known as the first army in the world, followed by Britain, which was known as the second army in the world, Poland, which was known as the third military power in Europe (seriously misnamed), Germany, and Japan. . . . The rest is meaningless. . . Italy has the lowest fighting capacity and ranks fourth in strength. The Soviet Union went directly with Italy because of its clumsy performance in the Sufen War. . At that time, the fighting capacity of the American army was the same as that of Romania. . . After entering the war, it became the first with its strong industrial ability.