Yes they have gone to war many times but most recently during World War One and World War Two.
actually it is a proven fact that the british did not declare war on Germany. It was japan and France that declared war on Germany.And they declared war on Germany because the German were not friends with the country of japan and France.
Alsace has changed hands between France and Germany multiple times throughout history. Some notable dates include 1648 when Alsace was ceded to France in the Treaty of Westphalia, 1871 when it was annexed by Germany after the Franco-Prussian War, and 1918 when it was returned to France after World War I. It was again annexed by Germany during World War II and returned to France in 1945.
France is further south, having a Mediterranean coastline.
In WWI the Germans were fighting against the Allies of: France United Kingdom (including Canada) Russia Italy The United States (late in the war) In WWII the Germans were fighting against the Allies of: The United States United Kingdom Russia France (somewhat) Canada
It borders: * Germany * Austria * Liechtenstein * France and * Italy.
Britain and France declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939
did Germany and France have war what was it like
no
France was about to be overrun by Germany. A good reason to go to war ??
The Germans attacked Poland, this caused England and France to declare war on Germany, so Germany declared war on them.
France went into World War 1 because it had an alliance with Russia. When Germany declared war on Russia, France went to help its ally.
Germany used the Schlieffen plan to go through Belgium to get to France, overpower them in a matter of weeks and go back and defend Germany's borders from Russia.
Germany was, and France did, several times.
They fought over a bagel
France entered WWII because of a defensive pact woth Poland. Because Germany declared War on Poland, France declared war on Germany. If Germany had declared war on France first, then Poland would have declared war on germany. -Feewet
september 3 1939
yes