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| quote: | Originally posted by Heinz
Im talking about the last 300 years! Napolean against Prussia. The Prussian-Franco War, where Germans took over the Saarland. WW1, WWII. and from then on, both nations have just set aside they problems and just have moved on peaceful next to each other. that is fine, but no union between them! the french and the germans!? NO! It cant happen!
-GERMAN NATIONALIST HEINZ- |
So you conviniently excluded the Thirty Years War when France under Richelieu helped you fight against the Catholic forces. If it hadn't been so, you'd be an Austro-Hungarian provice now.
But aside from that, I don't see why you're so opposed to the union between your two countries. Nowadays you have nothing to dispute, and all your disputes are solved. Admit it or not, but France is the Germany's biggest ally. And if you don't accept such a situation, you're putting yourself in a vulnerable position where you will be forced to do what the americans say. While France still has some impact on the global politics, Germany alone has none. You don't have any nukes, and your military is weak. Let alone that any drastic german military increase will bring unpleasant memories to the rest of the world. On the other hand, France doesn't have enough population and resources to have the status of a real superpower. But together, with a Franco-German union, you would be a formidable oponent. Besides, who would you have as your ally in europe now? Britain is too close to the americans. Italy has shown it's worth in WW2, when it was unable to conquer Ethiopia and Albania at the peak of it's military and nationalist power. East european countries are also weak. Russia maybe? But I guess you would dislike that even more. So your only other option is to pretend to have sovereignity and side with the americans. But in such a situation you wouldn't have nearly as much say as you would as a part of a strong european superpower.
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