French Civil War

The French Civil War is an ongoing war fought between the syndicalist Commune of France and Nationalist France. The First Phase of the war began directly after the Weltkrieg between the syndicalist CGT and the Provisional Government of France. The Syndicalists made an alliance with Anarchists, Socialists, Jacobins and Sorelians and declared a revolutionary war against the Provisional Government. After two years of fighting the Provisional Government fled to French North Africa in 1920 and reestablished itself as the Nationalist French government in exile. Though the two governments never signed an armistice or a ceasefire neither government was able to fight the other and thus an informal peace began.

The Second Phase of the war, also called the Mediterranian War, began in 1937 when the Nationalist government declared it's intentions to take back the mainland after Communard recon planes violated Nationalist airspace. This led directly to the ongoing Battle over Corsica and the simultaneous Battle of the Mediterranean. The second phase of the war has only seen air and naval engagements and as of 1938 neither side has fought the other on land.