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Anonymous commented at 2019-03-16 21:57:38 » #2351464
Despite being culturally very intertwined, France and England have a long history of genuine hatred.
After the napoleonic wars, countless small and independant germanic feudal states united under the Prussian crown, becoming a powerful european influence. That's when France and England realized the thought of the Kaiserreich dominating continental europe is even more appalling than working with the French / Brits. So they did.
WW1 really cemented their alliance due to them both sacrificing many, many soldiers fighting at the German western front. Similar story with WW2.
That's why nowadays, it's mainly a cooperative, friendly-rival relationship with a healthy distaste for each others kinks.
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Despite being culturally very intertwined, France and England have a long history of genuine hatred.
After the napoleonic wars, countless small and independant germanic feudal states united under the Prussian crown, becoming a powerful european influence. That's when France and England realized the thought of the Kaiserreich dominating continental europe is even more appalling than working with the French / Brits. So they did.
WW1 really cemented their alliance due to them both sacrificing many, many soldiers fighting at the German western front. Similar story with WW2.
That's why nowadays, it's mainly a cooperative, friendly-rival relationship with a healthy distaste for each others kinks.
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