"War! War! We want war!"
The humiliation from the Württemberg Kingdom hung over the heads of the Parisians, causing the nationalist-empowered Parisians to voice their calls.
When had France, the largest land army nation in Europe, ever suffered such indignation? Württemberg, as a "tiny" nation, dared to renege on its promises, brutally trampling on the dignity of all French people.
From the moment the news was announced, the Parisians had forgotten the German Confederation War Law, forgotten the pain from the Napoleonic Wars.
Over a decade of humiliation and unwillingness in drifting diplomatic affairs in Europe erupted at this moment; they needed a war, a resounding and thorough war.
