Is it possible for France to defeat Germany in World War II?

The French team was stunned by a heavy blow from the German team. Dazed France, beaten by Germany and unable to find the north, became a joke, claiming to be the world's first army power.

Is it possible for France to win World War II?

Compared with the difficult development of Germany, France won a good hand, not only forming an alliance with Britain and France, but also forming a small alliance of allies against Germany with Poland, Czech Republic and other countries as the core in Eastern Europe. Germany is like a gangster locked in a cage by France, and he is also shackled. He is eager to escape from prison. France has brought in a bunch of allies to take care of Germany, including Britain, the world's largest power, and Britain has also been helped by France.

France is well aware of Germany's war potential. There are 80 million Germans in Germany, while there are more than 40 million in France. If Germany is integrated into the Germanic region, France will be dragged to death only by its human resources advantage.

As for the resources and systems that determine the outcome of the war, the traditional German centralization of authority is much superior to the French democratic system. So, just a few years after World War I, France desperately squeezed Germany's war potential, and it broke out? Ruhr crisis? . Later, Germany successfully got a loan from the United States, and the capitalists began to support Germany's development for the benefit, completely ignoring the military threat of Germany's development.

France is helpless in the face of German sanctions, especially in the case of the world economic crisis. When Germany rose rapidly after 1933, France had many opportunities to nip Hitler in the bud.

Germany did not become a huge war machine overnight, but developed step by step in a planned way. Hitler first crossed the demilitarized zone of the Rhine River to test the bottom line of France. France's appeasement policy made Hitler's adventure policy successful, and his popularity at home increased sharply, thus firmly occupying the position of leader. Later, the annexation of the Czech Republic and Austria, and even the March into Southeast Europe, occupied the vacuum of political rights left by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and did not attract great attention from Britain and France.

Britain and France even think that this is the right that Germany should have. As long as it satisfies Germany's appetite to become a strong country in Central Europe, Germany will choose peaceful development.

But British and French politicians don't know that Hitler's policy of revitalizing the economy is to live within his means, and Germany can only avoid hyperinflation by plundering the wealth of other countries. Therefore, the better the German economy, the higher the possibility of Germany launching a war.

In the meantime, Germany will return to the starting position as long as France struggles. Hitler gambled all his life, but unfortunately, for various reasons, the French bully is always coward.

Until Hitler began to attack Poland and formally provoked World War II, France still had the opportunity to send 654.38+0000 troops to attack the Germans in more than 20 divisions ahead, thus forcing Germany into the dilemma of fighting on both sides.

However, due to ideological considerations, Britain and France chose to acquiesce in Germany's annexation of Poland and began to go down in history. Sit-in war? . The German battle in Poland is not particularly good-looking, and the coordinated operation of many arms is only the first appearance. It is not impossible for France to intervene at this time and defeat Germany.

It may be that France killed too many people because of its active attack during World War I, and France could not afford to die, so France chose passive defense. They had the best tanks in the world at that time, but they couldn't give full play to their mobility, so they could only be used as mobile batteries in maginot line.

France's conservative strategy enabled Germany to quickly integrate the resources of Central and Eastern Europe. When France saw German tanks suddenly appear from the Ardennes forest, the whole French national defense deployment collapsed instantly, because France had no idea that the Germans would bypass maginot line. France's national defense deployment was all arranged according to maginot line, which led to the exposure of the French flank in other strategic directions to the German attack. The deep position of the French army was cut off by the middle road, and it was impossible to achieve sustained firepower.

As soon as the Germans attacked, they won the biggest lottery and hit France's biggest weakness. The emergency adjustment and deployment of the French Ministry of Defence did not help either.