Here we have a Napoleonic-style Greater France, with Rhine Border and Belgium, and also Piedmont, standing next to a Greater Germany, complete with Bohemia but denied everything west of Rhine. PoD is certainly Napoleonic.
Ignore everything else in the map.
Do both countries stand on equal footing in terms of industrial and geopolitical potentials ? Or does Germany still have the upper hand over France in those regards ? Also, an essentially optimal moderate Napoleonic success this scenario is(even with an early death of Napoleon most likely being the best way to achieve it), might as well look into the the domestic sociopolitical ramifications of France NOT really losing for both countries and the broad direction they will take in general, and in facing each other in particular.
Ignore everything else in the map.
Do both countries stand on equal footing in terms of industrial and geopolitical potentials ? Or does Germany still have the upper hand over France in those regards ? Also, an essentially optimal moderate Napoleonic success this scenario is(even with an early death of Napoleon most likely being the best way to achieve it), might as well look into the the domestic sociopolitical ramifications of France NOT really losing for both countries and the broad direction they will take in general, and in facing each other in particular.
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