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Agree to disagre.

Germany wouldn't fall in a week, they had more clandestine troops than thought and even the French taking that into account thought they wouldn't be through with the Germans for quite some time. Militias and police would likely fight as well and without question the US and UK would immediately...

Like in 1923 with the Ruhr Occupation Britain and the US would use their financial leverage to cripple the French economy. As it was IOTL 1936 France couldn't even afford to mobilize to stop Germany reoccupying the Rheinland given their insolvency...

AFAIK the last document of his 'plan' such that it was suggested he didn't: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hossbach_Memorandum Granted there are significant problems with the memo, seeing as it was written 5 days later based on hand notes by an adjunct and not proofed by anyone else there...

I didn't claim they actually were interested in rapprochement as a nation, rather Briand pushed that plan and couldn't find enough people to support him to make it work. What I'm saying is that that is something France should have done if they wanted to avoid having a potentially hostile...

FDR only transitioned to confrontation in 1938 after the collapse of the economy after trying to balance the budget; only then did it become clear that the New Deal had failed to restart the economy and that is when he turned to military build up and confrontation to prop up the economy. Of...

Nowhere near a majority. Even the Austrians wanted to join Germany at the end of the war, but were denied by the Allies.

The Bavarians did not. The Communists in Bavaria wanted independence, since it would solidify their power, and Allied recognition, but the Allies had no interest in dealing with Communists.

Impossible given the French population and foreign policy being at odds with Britain and the US. The only way to make it work is if they instigate the EU before Stresseman dies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aristide_Briand#Briand_Plan_for_European_union The only framework for French security...