There was.michael mills wrote:There was never any such decision.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_crime ... hnic_Poles
Poland's Holocaust: Ethnic Strife, Collaboration with Occupying Forces and Genocide in the Second Republic, 1918-1947 Tadeusz PiotrowskiOn March 15, 1940, Himmler stated All Polish specialists will be exploited in our military-industrial complex. Later, all Poles will disappear from this world. It is imperative that the great German nation considers the elimination of all Polish people as its chief task.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Government
In March 1941 Hans Frank informed his subordinates that Hitler had made the decision to "turn this region into a purely German area within 15–20 years." He explained that "Where 12 million Poles now live, is to be populated by 4 to 5 million Germans. The Generalgouvernement must become as German as the Rhineland.
It is worth noting that mr. Mills has contradicted himself several times-for instance when he claimed first that Polish government in 1939 wanted border at Oder with Germany, but later changed his claim that this was not the case and that it was Polish opposition that wanted that(this is also a false claim, as main opposition didn't have such claims but fringe groups).
It is also worth noting that mr. Mills has decided to ignore examples of what would happen to "allies" as Latvia or Estonia per German plans who wanted them to be depopulated and Germanized. Amusingly mr. Mills claimed them to be a role-model for Polish cooperation.
Nor did mr. Mills responded to evidence regarding his claim that non-resistence to Germany would result in better treatment. As we know Jewish population seldom resisted Nazis by force, and was exterminated in around 90% in various ways including well known gas chambers, where Jewsh-old, child, women or male, were put disregarding their political affiliation or stance.
Thus above contradictions and ignoring examples what happened to Nazi "allies" or people who didn't resist them don't put much strength behind mr Mills argumentation in my view.
Moreover his claim that Poland was anti-Germany or hostile to Germany isn't based on any real fact, it was after all Germany that demanded territory from Poland, not the other way around.
They wouldn't have to, since Hitler was quite keen on declaring war against France on his own.t would have been difficult for Britain and France to declare war on Germany in response,