Should France and Britain have invaded Germany in 1935?

[buritobr]

In 1935, Hitler started to break the Treaty of Versailles. Germany should have no more than 100K soldiers, but Hitler started to increase the size of the army. He started also to produce forbidden weapons. Soon, the Rhine region was occupied again by the military, although it was forbidden by Versailles.

Should France and Britain have invaded Germany when the German rearmament was still at the beginning? Fighting against the Reich at this stage would be easier. On the other side, they didn't have hinsight. And maybe, some member of the french and british governments were interested in an anti-Soviet military superpower.

[buritobr]

No. If there's something like this that you're looking for, it's this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saar_Offensive

But in 1939, German rearmament had already taken place

[buritobr]

France occupied the Ruhr Region in 1923 because of a much smaller misbehavior