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The Plan That Broke The World The Schlieffen Plan And World War I 2nd Ed With Revised Introduction William D Oneil

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The Plan That Broke The World The Schlieffen Plan And World War I 2nd Ed With Revised Introduction William D Oneil
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Publisher: [publisher not identified]
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 3.14 MB
Pages: 193
Author: William D. O'Neil
ISBN: 9781481955850, 1481955853
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: 2nd ed. with revised introduction

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The Plan That Broke The World The Schlieffen Plan And World War I 2nd Ed With Revised Introduction William D Oneil by William D. O'neil 9781481955850, 1481955853 instant download after payment.

As July turned to August in 1914, all the Great Powers of Europe mobilized their armies and then went to war with one another. German troops moved first and set the pattern for the war. They smashed through neutral Belgium before thrusting deeply into France, coming close to knocking France out of the war, and soon were making huge inroads in Russia as well. How did the leaders of Imperial Germany come to make the decisions that committed their nation to an all-or-nothing war based on a highly risky strategy? O'Neil explores the background of the decisions, what those who made them knew and thought, what they failed to look at and why.
Abstract: As July turned to August in 1914, all the Great Powers of Europe mobilized their armies and then went to war with one another. German troops moved first and set the pattern for the war. They smashed through neutral Belgium before thrusting deeply into France, coming close to knocking France out of the war, and soon were making huge inroads in Russia as well. How did the leaders of Imperial Germany come to make the decisions that committed their nation to an all-or-nothing war based on a highly risky strategy? O'Neil explores the background of the decisions, what those who made them knew and thought, what they failed to look at and why

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