Plan for the capture of France by Germany.

The Roth plan was a plan for the capture of France by Nazi Germany during World War II. According to this plan, part of the German troops was to deliver a diversionary strike in the direction of the Seine. In the direction of the Aisne River, the main blow was to be inflicted. Due to the fact that there were a number of fortifications on the border with Germany, it was decided to conduct a blitzkrieg in the Netherlands. Roth’s plan ended with the surrender of France, as it defeated its allies.