
Length8h 24m
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Considering the principal historical assumption that the Central Alliance had better military leadership capable of innovating (technology) and maneuvering (flexible planning), based primarily on the evolution of the Prussian / German General Staff since 1806, but on the other hand, lacking a more solid political orientation, which eventually led him to assume this (inappropriate) role, the basis of the simulation of this book will be as it would have been if the German political leadership, in particular, had been better understood from the outset, perhaps provoking a shorter war and a fairer and more consolidated future peace.
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length8 hrs 24 mins
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Publish dateNov 13, 2019
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Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2CHAPTER 5 – STRATEGIC SIMULATION…...….99
3CHAPTER 1
4Already in the United States, Jack Scruby, a 30-
5CHAPTER 2
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6In 1905, Russia's defeat in the war against
7CHAPTER 3
8France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark and
9Asia and northeast Africa, from the eastern
10Muslim culture.
11Atlas chain to the north and mount Kilimanjaro in
12Sahara desert and Chad in then-French West Africa
13Italian peninsula), with 105 m depth.
14Grandson of William I and Queen Victoria of
15Germany's trade and industrial progress. Among the
161904 agreement on Egypt and Morocco.
17Sedan.
18Germany and colonel Langlois in France. Both
19the same rate of fire.
20The influence of wireless telegraphy on civilian
21199 over the four years; 13 Dreadnought class
22Russia.
23Clausewitz, not the warlike scholar, but the drunken
241918 on the western front, with the use of storm
25out of contact suddenly from a large part of the
26Already the German naval strategy of World
27North Sea. On the other hand, the German High
28Belgian border. The idea of the German high
29Im 10: The Middle East Operations Theater.
30Caucasus developed. The Central Empires won the
31The Battle of Jutland, the only force action by
321914, the British Naval Squadron of China
33In Southwest Africa, South Africa, after
34CHAPTER 4
35THE CENTRAL POWERS
36Principle of Simplicity War, the Central Powers
37With regard to Sun Tzu's Thought, the Central
38a longer delay in the Russian mobilization, but that
39England) as new weapons of psychological warfare.
40Napoleonic tactical and operational strategies.
41Entente side.
42Closed thus in an inland sea, except for its
43(indirect approach strategy) on a flank of the
44War I, such as the German strategic bombing of
45Turkish-Balkan, Maritime, Air and Peripheral fronts.
46In the case of the rest of the world the Franco-
47(inappropriate) role. Therefore, the basis of the
48CHAPTER 5
49(personnel) and / or manufacturing (material). At the
5035 army corps, 10 garrison corps (fortified cities), 5