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What happens to France's IPC's after it's fall??

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Shakespeare
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OK, so France falls. Germany takes it’s IPCs.

On France’s turn does it’s Colonial possessions produce IPC’s???

If so do we just save those IPCs until France is liberated then spend them?
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they don’t get money, until the capitol is liberated.
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