I am well aware of the Irony, but I stand by my analysis as a student of Contemporary Military History - I've read into insurgencies and I am full well aware that despite losing their army at Sedan in 1870, the French people fought the German invader tooth and nail through the following 12 months before their final capitulation. The actions of Maquisards during WW2 and so on. This country has an extremely strong sense of nationalism, and it's people are willing to die for their creed. I'm not saying you'll see syndicalist resistance, but I'd hand any puppet government some severe penalties (perhaps cores only on Urban centres, with the countryside simply being a no-go of 'occupied' territory and the associated revoltrisk.)
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