Reincarnated: Vive La France
France, 1934. The scars of the Great War still shape the military minds of the Third Republic. Trapped in the past, its generals place their faith in fortifications and defensive warfare, while across the Rhine, a new German army rises, faster, deadlier, and ready to crush everything in its path.Into this world awakens Captain tienne Moreau, a man who should not exist. He remembers another life, one where France falls in 1940, where German tanks storm through the Ardennes, bypassing the Maginot Line. One where his country surrenders in a matter of weeks.But here, now, he has a chance to stop it.As an officer in the 2nd Armored Division, he fights for reforms: pushing for mobile tank warfare, warning of Hitler's growing ambitions, and challenging the high command's obsession with World War I tactics. Yet, his ideas are dismissed as radical, madness from a young officer who "thinks he knows war."Surrounded by political intrigue, military infighting, and rising fascism, Moreau must carefully navigate the system, winning allies among future leaders like Charles de Gaulle, while avoiding suspicion from the French High Command. His knowledge is a double-edged sword, if he is too aggressive, he risks being labeled a traitor. If he does nothing, he will live to see France burn.As war draws closer, Moreau faces a terrifying question: Can history be changed? Or is France doomed to fall, no matter what he does?Time is running out. The Blitzkrieg is coming. And he may be France's last chance to fight back.
- C.201: "FRANCE HAS FALLEN AGAIN!"NEW
- C.200: “To cuisine militaire keeping morale low since Napoleon.”NEW
- C.199: "Heard he took out a Panzer I with a crowbar in Spain"NEW
- C.198: “We’ll make them bleed in drills so they don’t bleed in battle."NEW
- C.197: "After all, it’s not every day we get someone actually capable in the French army."NEW
- C.196: "So, patchy air, twitchy border, and half-frozen mud. Sounds like a vacation."NEW
- C.195: “Where they burn books, they will also burn people.”NEW
- C.194: "We will cleanse the East not just of Jews, but of Slavs, Bolsheviks, Roma, all those who stand against the Aryan future."NEW
- C.193: "Never forget what you are making."NEW
- C.192: Diplomacy however frail is the last defence against a world once more descending into madnessNEW
- C.191: "Now the living will pay for the truth."NEW
- C.190: Even the birds feared what was to comeNEW
- C.189: "Old codes no longer suffice. We need new eyes new methods to understand how the world hides things."NEW
- C.188: "What is thought, if not the manipulation of symbols?"NEW
- C.187: A whisper of defiance in a century of warNEW
- C.186: Delon mouth is more toxic than Paris sewerNEW
- C.185: The weapon stood like a strange new sentinel foreign to many, but undeniably realNEW
- C.184: "We’ve sent the only man who can survive the sewer and still speak the language of kings."NEW
- C.183: When a tool is forged in darkness, those in daylight fear what it might buildNEW
- C.182: "Then I’ll bring them a shovel. They can dig the graves.”NEW
- C.181: General Delon is backNEW
- C.180: They had built a weapon before history needed itNEW
- C.179: "Fine. I’ll weld your tutu.”NEW
- C.178: "This would give every infantry platoon the teeth of a tank hunterNEW
- C.177: Carl Gustaf 20 mm Recoilless Rifle (m/42)NEW
- C.176: “Two more professors. A librarian. And a painter.”NEW
- C.175: “History will walk on bones. Let mine be useful.”NEW
- C.174: "They don’t see soldiers. They see salvation.”NEW
- C.173: "Versailles is dead. It died the moment the first German boot touched the Rhineland."NEW
- C.172: "Gentlemen. The Rhineland is German again."NEW
- C.171: Directive No. 12(Rhineland)NEW
- C.170: Rome and Berlin form the axis around which Europe shall revolveNEW
- C.169: "I know tyranny when I smell it. And your empire reeks."NEW
- C.168: The Anti-Comintern PactNEW
- C.167: "Tell him we’ll hold the line with bread crusts and insults, then."NEW
- C.166: "I’d ask them if neutrality comforted the dead. If the charred bones outside Teruel were reassured by our principles."NEW
- C.165: "Major, you lit a fire that made fascists bleed."NEW
- C.164: "You’re safe."NEW
- C.163: "You burned the town, but the square still speaks of him."NEW
- C.162: “No flag. No grave. Let him rot.”NEW
- C.161: “You’re already burning. At least do it standing.”NEW
- C.160: "That’s France’s last honest voice on a dying front."NEW
- C.159: "But this line... belongs to them."NEW
- C.158: "Stand even if you are broken. Even if you are bleeding. Even if you are alone."NEW
- C.157: "Then we’re in a war inside a war."NEW
- C.156: "If we meet again, it won’t be as soldiers. It’ll be as architects of ruin."NEW
- C.155: The Duel between Moreau and GuderianNEW
- C.154: Foreign commanders using Spain as conceptual battlegroundNEW
- C.153: “Tell them this battlefield is no longer theirs. Moreau is just a child in front of me."NEW
- C.152: "He didn’t outmaneuver us. He outthought us."NEW
- C.151: "Guderian knows where to cut now.”NEW
- C.150: "We’ve never seen this kind of war.”NEW
- C.149: "What are we? Cowards? Puppets?”NEW
- C.148: "Then commend my soul to God, Father. Long live Spain."NEW
- C.147: “I said yes the moment Madrid mocked our warnings.”NEW
- C.146: "Madrid is not Spain. It is only a palace built atop argument.”NEW
- C.145: “They’ll call it a civil war. But it will be Europe’s first bloodletting.”NEW
- C.144: “This is no longer politics it is a holy war!”NEW
- C.143: Even birds know when it is time to vanishNEW
- C.142: LÉON BLUM ELECTED PRIME MINISTERNEW
- C.141: "We vanish when needed. Strike where unseen. Haunt where they don’t look.”NEW
- C.140: Two empires. One victorious. One on its kneesNEW
- C.139: "In war, churches fall. Just make sure the press never sees the rubble.”NEW
- C.138: Second Italo-Ethiopian War - VNEW
- C.137: Second Italo-Ethiopian War - IVNEW
- C.136: Second Italo-Ethiopian War - IIINEW
- C.135: Second Italo-Ethiopian War - IINEW
- C.134: Second Italo-Ethiopian War - INEW
- C.133: "Our war will arrive like prophecy."NEW
- C.132: "Do not lie about us when we are gone. Do not say we were silent.”NEW
- C.131: "War makes its choices early.”NEW
- C.130: “Let Adwa bleed again, if it must. But it must not kneel.”NEW
- C.129: "From the sky, even a kingdom looks small."NEW
- C.128: "The world forgets what Rome was. We will make them remember.”NEW
- C.127: "Mussolini Dares, While the West Sleeps Italy Marches, and Ethiopia Stands Alone”NEW
- C.126: "I fear we have no friends in this room, only architects of silence.”NEW
- C.125: “This is the march of a civilization. This is the rise of a new Rome.”NEW
- C.124: "It will be remembered as the moment Europe decided who was human and who was not.”NEW
- C.123: Thousands of voices, Black voices, American voices, voices tired of waitingNEW
- C.122: "Bring me the sound of boots on the Horn of Africa.”NEW
- C.121: "If China falls, there will be no communism. No Kuomintang. Only colonized soil."NEW
- C.120: "If you so much as try to form a personal army, I’ll shut it down in a week.”NEW
- C.119: "It had made the silence impossible."NEW
- C.118: "Wake up, France."NEW
- C.117: "And once you hand him a ruler, he builds a sword."NEW
- C.116: "History will not record this as a victory."NEW
- C.115: THE ANGLO-GERMAN NAVAL AGREEMENTNEW
- C.114: “And that is the most useful delusion in Europe right now.”NEW
- C.12: The Train to Paris
- C.11: Summon
- C.10: Fault Lines
- C.9: The Calm Before the Storm
- C.8: Beyond the Barracks
- C.7: First Report
- C.6: The Resistance Within
- C.5: The First Exercise
- C.4: Machines of War
- C.3: First Moves in a Stagnant Army
- C.2: Orders and Realizations
- C.1: The Awakening in a Foreign Past
