Let's say that in mid 1930's there is a conservative but not batshit crazy government in Berlin. The Chancellor is a smart and wily guy, let's call him Bismark Mk2.
What can the german government do to drive a wedge between the french and british, with the final purpose of an franco-german alliance like one started between de Gaulle and Adenauer and continued later on? I am certain that there are issues (that IOTL were shelved in the shadow of german increasing assertiveness) that ITTL remain instead around as flashpoints.
What can the german government do to drive a wedge between the french and british, with the final purpose of an franco-german alliance like one started between de Gaulle and Adenauer and continued later on? I am certain that there are issues (that IOTL were shelved in the shadow of german increasing assertiveness) that ITTL remain instead around as flashpoints.