About: Battle of France (The War That Came Early)

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When Germany declared war on Czechoslovakia in 1938, she found herself not only at war with the small country, but with England and France as well. The situation was complicated even more when the Soviet Union declared war on Germany due to their treaty obligations with Czechoslovakia. Meaning that Germany would face a two front war, the Wehrmacht quickly shipped everything it had up to their North Western border for a winter offensive through the Low Countries in order to by pass the French Maginot.

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rdfs:label	Battle of France (The War That Came Early)
rdfs:comment	When Germany declared war on Czechoslovakia in 1938, she found herself not only at war with the small country, but with England and France as well. The situation was complicated even more when the Soviet Union declared war on Germany due to their treaty obligations with Czechoslovakia. Meaning that Germany would face a two front war, the Wehrmacht quickly shipped everything it had up to their North Western border for a winter offensive through the Low Countries in order to by pass the French Maginot.
dcterms:subject	Battles of the War That Came Early
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Partof	World War II (The War That Came Early)
Date	December 1938 - April 1939
Commander	15(xsd:integer) 22(xsd:integer)
Timeline	The War That Came Early
Result	Germany conquers the Low Countries and Northern France, but fails in its overall strategic goal of defeating France in a Blitzkrieg campaign
combatant	15(xsd:integer) 22(xsd:integer)
Place	Low Countries and Northern France
Conflict	Battle of France
abstract	When Germany declared war on Czechoslovakia in 1938, she found herself not only at war with the small country, but with England and France as well. The situation was complicated even more when the Soviet Union declared war on Germany due to their treaty obligations with Czechoslovakia. Meaning that Germany would face a two front war, the Wehrmacht quickly shipped everything it had up to their North Western border for a winter offensive through the Low Countries in order to by pass the French Maginot.

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