>>10917686>MathFrance gets the prize. Despite some of the greatest mathematicians today being germans, France just gives us a stronger legacy to math going back even to the 17th century with men like Pascal, going all the way through Laplace, De Moivre, Galois and the great Fourier.
Germans were doing physics and literature at the time, not math.
>PhysicsGermany takes the cake EASILY. France has De Broglie while Germany had Max Planck, Einstein and Schrödinger.
France came too late to the physics game, in a time where most physics was done by the british, germans and americans.
>ChemistryUndeniable german victory with the greatest achievements in chemistry having been made by germans. If you use anything that has -Haber in the name, it's thanks to the one and only Fritz Haber, german genius.
