Skipman Posted 31 December , 2010 Share Posted 31 December , 2010 Germany in Defeat a Strategic History of the War by Count Charles de Souza and Maj Haldane MacFall Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 " THE world will soon be full of books, indeed they already begin to rain upon us, wherein a sort of book-making from official pamphlets, and articles, and the like matter, codifies for us in an intelligent summary the chief events of the war. The work is, and will be, largely done by skilful penmen without any knowledge of strategy. It will fulfil useful purposes. The following pages bear no relation to any such intention. We have made strategic notes for our own guidance during the course of the campaign ; we have made the most elaborate research for the position and acts of every unit that has fought in the war ; we have tried to place these corps in their positions on the morning and the evening of each day at reveille and in bivouac and billet. Without the advantage of communion with the leaders and commanders, we have, from strategic training, sought out the motives for strategic acts, and drawn deductions from the attempts to execute those acts. " Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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