The Moon's Harbor, as it is often called, is one of France's biggest and populous cities, and one that was left relatively unscathed by the multiple turmoils France had to endure. Renowned the world over for its tasteful wine, with its historical monuments being a source of pride, Bordeaux truly stands today as one of the country's most important cities.

Bordeaux being mostly spared from hardship came from no miracle, however. Mayor Adrien Marquet's enthusiastic collaboration, along with the founding of pro-PPF college Sciences Po Bordeaux in the late 40s, ensured that the city would be viewed as a bastion of the Révolution Nationale, free from the corrupting influences of reformism and bolshevism. How much more can the Harbor last, however, before the flood gates forcibly open?