Franco-Schutzstaffel war

Franco-Schutzstaffel war
	From top to bottom, left to right: Waffen-SS soldiers firing an MG 26(t),; Waffen SS POWs after Battle of Nancy,; ARL-44 tanks advancing at Battle of Metz,; AMX-13 at Battle of Metz,; German mechanized infantry at Battle of Strasbourg;
Date	11 January - 6 February 1960
Location	France
Result	French Victory
Belligerents
France; Nazi Germany;	State of Burgundy
Commanders and leaders
Charles de Gaulle; Adolf Hitler;	Heinrich Himmler
Strength
430,000 (total of soldiers, armored, and aircraft)	230,000 (total of soldiers, armored, and aircraft)
Casualties and losses
120,000 killed ; 5,000 wounded ; 800 missing	200,000 killed ; 10,000 wounded ; 20,000 captured

The Franco-Schutzstaffel War or Schutzstaffel War, was a conflict between French Fifth Republic with support by Third Reich and State of Burgundy. Lasting from 11 January to 6 February 1960, the conflict was caused primarily Schutzstaffel raids on Grand Est without French warnings, which appeared in question following the decisive Schutzstaffel failed in 1960 German Coup d'etat, which led to Schutzstaffel's and Himmler retreated and crossed the border of France

In 11 January, French president Charles de Gaulle, had noticed that Grand Est has controlled by Schutzstaffel, leading declared war on Schutzstaffel. France mobilised its army on 12 January to recapture Grand Est, leading the Schutzstaffel to respond with its own mobilisation later that day.

A series of hard-fought French victories in eastern France, culminating in the Siege of Nancy and the Second Battle of Sedan, with help of Nazi Germany, resulted in the capture of Heinrich Himmler and the decisive defeat of the army of the Schutzstaffel.

In the final days of the war, with German and French victory, Heinrich Himmler was captured and begins the trial at Berlin in 7 February, resulting execution by shooting of Himmler.

Background

Aftermath of World War 2 (Siege of Isekai)

In the late 1945, after the long term global conflict World War 2, Germany didn't declared war on another country, due to equal military technology, Hitler decided abandoned attack on Poland and he focused on country development including rebuilding Germania, Deutsche Reichsbahn, and Factories across Germany.

In 1949, Nazi Germany, Italy, Finland, Hungary and others (including Axis powers countries except Japan), re-founded after Pact of Steel, creating economic and military alliance.

In the mid 1959 during space race,Hitler participated the race, Nazi German Aggregat A-10, landed on the moon before US landed on moon, brings the German people celebrates.

Nazi Party Struggles

despite the Nazi's landed on the moon during the Space race, The Nazi Party had decreased low-support involving Political figures including Himmler, as Himmler told Hilter to declare war on Poland, but Hitler refuses, which led to Himmler and paramilitary Schutzstaffel resulting leaving the party, and the support of Nazi Party had decreased by 5.0 percent. Involving the Colonial Economic stock markets crashed.

The results of Nazi Party has disrupted due to executions of hundreds of politicians and economic crisis. In January 9, Himmler meet Felix Steiner in Colonge to plan assassinate Hitler, however, their plan failed leading Steiner executed.

The Spark of Rebellion

Himmler's dissatisfaction with Hitler's aggressive expansionist policies and the perceived weakness of the Nazi Party's ideological commitment eventually boiled over into a full-blown rebellion. Himmler, backed by a faction of disillusioned SS officers, conspired to overthrow Hitler and seize control of the German government.

The course of Rebellion