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After World War I, the country that proposed making the Rhineland an independent state was France. The French government believed that an independent Rhineland would serve as a buffer zone against Germany and enhance security. However, this proposal was ultimately not realized, and the Rhineland remained part of Germany. The idea was more of a strategic interest for France rather than a widely accepted plan.

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