Chapter 891: French Treachery

After the failure of the war on the Belgian border, Britain and France had already fallen into a disadvantage in the entire war.

For this reason, the Germans were able to free up their hands to carry out larger and more strategic operations.

When they could act without restraint, the Germans finally revealed their grand ambitions.

In mid-July 1936, a German Army Group set off towards Denmark, launching an attack without declaration of war.

The Danish government was forced to declare war on Germany, joining the alliance of Britain, France, Australia, and Austria.

This was not the end, as the Germans clearly had ambitions not only towards Denmark but even had certain designs on Sweden and Norway.

Although the Nordic Trio was relatively undeveloped compared to Central Western Europe, their vast territory endowed them with ample mineral resources and other supplies, which Germany was in urgent need of.