Chapter 291: The Leap of the Leopard and the Italic War_2

France's repeated refusals have also angered the German people. Both sides believe the other party is at fault, and even protests and initiatives demanding the government declare war have been endless among the public.

On March 7, the German main army moved towards the French border, and the situation seemed to have an implicit intention of waging war.

The French were not willing to lag, and merely one day after receiving the news, afternoon of March 8, the French main army likewise set off, heading to the border area adjacent to Germany.

Due to the German army's strength, the French directly announced mobilization in parts of the border area to guard against possible unprovoked warfare by the Germans.

Both parties' actions directly prompted continuous conflicts along the German-French border, seemingly prompting millions of troops to struggle for survival at the behest of the upper echelons.