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In WWI? The German's wanted to march through Belgium into northern France to attack them from behind. They wanted to prevent a two front war (France and Russia) by taking France out fast. They hoped that they could go through with no resistance because Belgium was a neutral country. Belgium, however, did not appreciate this, so they put up a small resistance to the German forces. This gave the French some time to assemble their forces in the north. The Germans were delayed by three days, so when they finally broke into France, they were put down quickly by the French fighters.

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In WWI? The German's wanted to march through Belgium into northern France to attack them from behind. They wanted to prevent a two front war (France and Russia) by taking France out fast. They hoped that they could go through with no resistance because Belgium was a neutral country. Belgium, however, did not appreciate this, so they put up a small resistance to the German forces. This gave the French some time to assemble their forces in the north. The Germans were delayed by three days, so when they finally broke into France, they were put down quickly by the French fighters.

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