Problem with this is that the MR-Pact is probably only a consequence of Western threats of war. Without Western support of Poland the MR-Pact was probably never made.
M-R pact was made before the Western guarantees for Poland were even announced. Hitler postponed the invasion of Poland by a handful of days when he got word about the guarantees.
Large portions of Poland were historically and sometimes even ethnically German, so it was a 'logical' target for expansion.
That's a bit of a stretch. IIRC there was literally 1 (one) Polish commune (Sępólno) in which ethnic Germans held a plurality, and literally zero in which they were majority. And that's from Polish 1923 census, not the 1936 one when Poland also slided into dictatorship with vested interest in tampering with census results.
Historicity is also a bit of stretch, considering that all lost territories were relatively recent Prussian conquests, largely a direct result of partitions of Poland.
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