Hey guys, I've been working on quite a narrative Fashoda TL (Yes, it's been done a million times before but I think I have sufficient twist to this one) and one of the key points in the coming war kicking off is the assassination of a British General by a French officer bent on war. Now I have two questions;
A) Would the French stand by an officer who committed such a crime, if he had a vaguely plausible excuse?
and
B) Would this be sufficient reason for the two to go to war, or would diplomacy prevail?
A) Would the French stand by an officer who committed such a crime, if he had a vaguely plausible excuse?
and
B) Would this be sufficient reason for the two to go to war, or would diplomacy prevail?