What happened to France in WW1 and how does that compare to what happens to them in WW2?

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WW1: The war against Germany at the western front was fought mainly in France, which caused a drop in economy. France experienced a dramatic decrease in manpower; infrastructure and agriculture were likewise damaged due to bombardments and trench warfare. These all contributed to the heavy decline in economy.

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WW2: When the Germans attack came through the Ardennes, they caught the French and their British allies by surprise because the French believed it was impassable to tanks. Having successfully made their way into France, German forces then employed a tactic known as the 'sickle stroke'.

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