Moltke and the German wars, 1864-1871
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Moltke and the German wars, 1864-1871
（European history in perspective）
Palgrave, 2001
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Bibliography: p. 226-234
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Prussian army invented modern war processes, and Helmuth von Moltke (1800 - 1891) was the first modern war planner. His accomplishment was to develop, bring to fruition and validate the war processes invented during his lifetime. In this book, Bucholz examines Moltke's work and the processes he utilised in each of the three wars of German unification: against Denmark (1864), Austria (1865) and France (1870-71).
Moltke's achievements have become a legacy for modern military strategists. The procedures he developed have been used in all of the wars of the twentieth century - the Persian Gulf War of 1991 may be its most interesting example - beacuse they respond to the size, space, time and technology mandates of industrial mass warfare. This book describes and analyzes these developments in a unique way, by using organisational, knowledge and learning theory, by looking closely at Moltke's life as a professional soldier and by bringing little-known research in the field to a wider audience.
目次
Acknowledgements.- Introduction: Prussia: War, Theory and History.- Napoleon's Legacy and the Prussian Invention.- Helmuth von Moltke, 1800-1857.- Moltke and the Prussian System, 1857-1863.- The Danish War, 1864.- The Austrian War, 1866.- The French War, 1870-71.- Conclusion.- Bibliography.- Index.
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