This idea suddenly popped in my head, so sorry if this thread does exist somewhere.
As you all may know, the Franco-Prussian War was mostly fought in the Elzas region of France, right? And in the First World War, Germany attacked France by moving through Belgium, so I wondered this.
WI Leopold II wanted to stand in a good daylight with Napoleon III and decided to send military aid to fight alongside the French in the war? Would the war have a different outcome with Belgian soldiers fighting alongside the French, or if Leopold had enough of the French and decided to fight alongside the Germans in this war?
As you all may know, the Franco-Prussian War was mostly fought in the Elzas region of France, right? And in the First World War, Germany attacked France by moving through Belgium, so I wondered this.
WI Leopold II wanted to stand in a good daylight with Napoleon III and decided to send military aid to fight alongside the French in the war? Would the war have a different outcome with Belgian soldiers fighting alongside the French, or if Leopold had enough of the French and decided to fight alongside the Germans in this war?