The First Destruction of France

The first destruction of France was the first time France was destroyed. The France was destroyed for the first time near the end of the Third World War. The first time France was destroyed during the Third World War, its population moved to Canada's colony of New France, which had not been destroyed, unlike France, which had been destroyed in the first destruction of France during the Third World War. Both France and New France were later destroyed again, which was not the first time this had happened, as France had already once been destroyed in the first destruction of France during the Third World War.

The first destruction of France during the Third World War and the large amount of refugees to Canada gave Canada a major source of working class people for the following decades, only boosting their post-war economic miracle.