Alternative History of German-Frognois relations between 1933 and 1945
Posted: 10 Oct 2023, 16:28
Upon H*tler's ascension in 1933 as Chancellor of the new R*ich, Frognois President Adriaan Olthuis ordered the immediate closure of the borders with Germany until the attempted German invasion in 1940. As soon as H*tler became F*hrer the following year and having remilitarized the Rhineland (border region with Frogne), the Frognois presidency added a large-scale economic embargo, all markets between the two countries were closed.
In addition, Frogne further strengthens its border by creating "an extension of the Maginot line", called the Rideau des Plaines.
It is a high wall 10 meters high divided into 2 phases: the first phase (1934-1936), going from Luxembourg (knowing that it will be invaded very easily) to the Dutch border before the war with the latter (1937-1939) which will end with the gain of the former Frognois territories before 1815 and under Dutch control for precisely 124 years, and the second phase (1939-1940), going along the new border with the defeated country.
The R*ich, realizing the distrust of its neighbor, decides to place as many troops as possible on its border, in order to better attack it in the event of an invasion.
As soon as the failed invasion of Panomasky in 1938, the Frognois government offered the families of Kelden to evacuate the country via ships towards Frogne, knowing that their country would be next on the list.
In addition, the Frogne decreed a general mobilization of at least 3 million while the country was already at war with its Dutch neighbor.
The invasion of Kelden was the last straw for the Frognois: war is declared!
The Frogne then immediately invaded the Rhineland and occupied it until the end of the war.
In addition, Frogne further strengthens its border by creating "an extension of the Maginot line", called the Rideau des Plaines.
It is a high wall 10 meters high divided into 2 phases: the first phase (1934-1936), going from Luxembourg (knowing that it will be invaded very easily) to the Dutch border before the war with the latter (1937-1939) which will end with the gain of the former Frognois territories before 1815 and under Dutch control for precisely 124 years, and the second phase (1939-1940), going along the new border with the defeated country.
The R*ich, realizing the distrust of its neighbor, decides to place as many troops as possible on its border, in order to better attack it in the event of an invasion.
As soon as the failed invasion of Panomasky in 1938, the Frognois government offered the families of Kelden to evacuate the country via ships towards Frogne, knowing that their country would be next on the list.
In addition, the Frogne decreed a general mobilization of at least 3 million while the country was already at war with its Dutch neighbor.
The invasion of Kelden was the last straw for the Frognois: war is declared!
The Frogne then immediately invaded the Rhineland and occupied it until the end of the war.