What was Germany's plan for fighting a two front war during World War 2?

Germany's plan for fighting a two-front war during World War II was primarily based on the Blitzkrieg strategy, which aimed for rapid and decisive victories. The German military sought to quickly defeat France and secure Western Europe before turning its full attention to the Soviet Union in the east. This approach was evident in the swift conquest of France in 1940, allowing Germany to focus on the Eastern Front. However, the failure to achieve a quick victory over the Soviet Union led to prolonged conflict on both fronts, ultimately straining German resources and contributing to its defeat.