Chapter 170
< World War II - Versailles (2) >
February 9, 1941
Brussels, the capital of Belgium
But before we could bring France to the negotiation table, the Allied Powers first had to gather and discuss what we, as the victorious nations, would demand.
After all, we had to decide on a rough outline beforehand so that the chaotic peace negotiations would be at least a little less chaotic.
So, we met in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, located in the center of the Allied Powers, and, as expected, had to face a total mess.
"This time, we must make sure France can never recover!"
The 'British Bulldog,' Winston Churchill, shouted in indignation, his plump face twitching.
Well, Britain had screwed over France so many times that their alliance was practically meaningless, but since they were still allies in name when the surprise attack happened, and even suffered a humiliating invasion of their homeland, Britain's anger was quite understandable.