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Prussian Strategic Thought 18151830 Beyond Clausewitz 1st Edition Jacek Jdrysiak

SKU: BELL-51689060

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Publisher: BRILL

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.3 MB

Pages: 539

Author: Jacek Jędrysiak

ISBN: 9789004438439, 9004438432

Language: English

Year: 2020

Edition: 1

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Prussian Strategic Thought 18151830 Beyond Clausewitz 1st Edition Jacek Jdrysiak by Jacek Jędrysiak 9789004438439, 9004438432 instant download after payment.

Carl von Clausewitz is still considered one of the most important writers on military strategy. In Prussian Military Thought 1815-1830: Beyond Clausewitz , Jacek Jędrysiak offers a new perspective on the context of his legacy, with a detailed analysis of Prussian military thought after the Napoleonic wars and an examination of the development of certain institutions, such as the General Staff, leading to a more nuanced understanding of Clausewitz's work. The dominance of the famous figures of Clausewitz and Helmuth von Moltke the Elder has obscured much about the Prussian army in the 19th century. In this study, Jacek Jędrysiak reveals the forgotten face of the Prussian army.