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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    Apologies for asking, but did you yourself make that thread on AH.com?
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    What ultimately caused Conrad to fail in Galicia?
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    That might be true, but going after the weaker enemy (specifically Austria-Hungary) actually makes a lot more sense. Germany is a much tougher nut to crack, especially in one blow. Of course, you might very well not be able to defeat A-H in one blow either, but the shock that you could deal A-H...
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    Fair point.
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    They'd need to take Paris quickly without themselves being encircled by the French afterwards!
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    If the Germans try attacking through the Metz corridor, then they will create a huge salient through French territory, no?
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    Yeah, in our TL, the Battle of the Frontiers was a complete and total meatgrinder and bloodbath for France!
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    But France won't actually enter Belgium itself until after the Germans do so; so, the Germans are still the first to violate Belgian neutrality, in which case the Belgians themselves will likely invite the French into their country to protect them from the Germans.
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    France and Russia both adopt different strategies at the start of World War I

    What if France and Russia would have both adopted different strategies at the start of World War I? Specifically, I am thinking of having France keep much more of its troops stationed near its Belgian frontier in order to more effectively protect France against any German threat in that...
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