Cryhavoc101
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ASB that Belgium and the Netherlands would participate. In 1939 a French offensive would be entirely on it's own and slaughtered by the time it could get going given German air superiority and the increasing reinforcements that would come in after Poland was wrapped up with Soviet entry into that campaign. The British weren't combat ready in 1939, they had to displace their infrastructure to France and that took months. This wasn't 1914 in terms of what it took to transfer an army to the continent.
Fair one on Belgium and Netherlands (and that's on them) OTL but a POD being that they did?
OTL France 'Dipped its toe into the Pool' when it invaded Germany - but what would have been the impact of France 'Bombing into the Deep end' over running the Ruhr and realizing the German leaderships greatest fears?