Not for eternity, but for many decades. Which for practical purposes is basically the same. Large parts of Bavaria have been contaminated by the Chernobyl accid

Not for eternity, but for many decades. Which for practical purposes is basically the same. Large parts of Bavaria have been contaminated by the Chernobyl accident. Every single wild boar shot in Bavaria has to be checked for radiation before it can be consumed, and many of them have to be disposed off. The forests of Bavaria will be contaminated for many decades to come. So any large reactor incident in France could make parts of Germany inhabitable, and large parts unusable for agriculture. Besides that I find that an objectionable szenario, the financial damage would be astronomical