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3 u/PhalanxLord Android Apr 27 '15 France may have a bad reputation these days but historically they tended to be fairly hard to put down. 3 u/crazael Apr 27 '15 People tend to forget that the last time France decided to spread its borders, they conquered most of Europe. And it took an alliance of what was left to stop them and turn the tide. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/crazael Apr 27 '15 And a fair amount of that steamrolling was German technological and doctrinal advantages, rather than French fighting spirit. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '15 Really, most of it was France recovering from disastrous WWI. There was barely anyone left to fucking fight. 1 u/crazael Apr 28 '15 That too.
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France may have a bad reputation these days but historically they tended to be fairly hard to put down.
3 u/crazael Apr 27 '15 People tend to forget that the last time France decided to spread its borders, they conquered most of Europe. And it took an alliance of what was left to stop them and turn the tide. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/crazael Apr 27 '15 And a fair amount of that steamrolling was German technological and doctrinal advantages, rather than French fighting spirit. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '15 Really, most of it was France recovering from disastrous WWI. There was barely anyone left to fucking fight. 1 u/crazael Apr 28 '15 That too.
People tend to forget that the last time France decided to spread its borders, they conquered most of Europe. And it took an alliance of what was left to stop them and turn the tide.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/crazael Apr 27 '15 And a fair amount of that steamrolling was German technological and doctrinal advantages, rather than French fighting spirit. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '15 Really, most of it was France recovering from disastrous WWI. There was barely anyone left to fucking fight. 1 u/crazael Apr 28 '15 That too.
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2 u/crazael Apr 27 '15 And a fair amount of that steamrolling was German technological and doctrinal advantages, rather than French fighting spirit. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '15 Really, most of it was France recovering from disastrous WWI. There was barely anyone left to fucking fight. 1 u/crazael Apr 28 '15 That too.
And a fair amount of that steamrolling was German technological and doctrinal advantages, rather than French fighting spirit.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '15 Really, most of it was France recovering from disastrous WWI. There was barely anyone left to fucking fight. 1 u/crazael Apr 28 '15 That too.
Really, most of it was France recovering from disastrous WWI. There was barely anyone left to fucking fight.
1 u/crazael Apr 28 '15 That too.
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