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The Myth Of The Great War
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Author: John Mosier
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 400
Historians who disagree will be compelled at the very least to come to terms with his argument. A necessary addition to any serious collection of military or WW1 history (Kirkus Reviews). Based on a decade of research in French and German archives, this book reveals what actually happened on the battlefield, as opposed to what French and British commanders and governments claimed. John Mosier analyses campaigns routinely ignored, and shows why conventional accounts of major battles such as Verdun are incorrect. He explains how German weapons, tactics, training and leadership were consistently superior and why their losses were substantially less than those of the Allies. He also discusses the major military leaders of both sides: Joffre, Petain, von Moltke, Pershing and others.
Author: John Mosier
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 400
Historians who disagree will be compelled at the very least to come to terms with his argument. A necessary addition to any serious collection of military or WW1 history (Kirkus Reviews). Based on a decade of research in French and German archives, this book reveals what actually happened on the battlefield, as opposed to what French and British commanders and governments claimed. John Mosier analyses campaigns routinely ignored, and shows why conventional accounts of major battles such as Verdun are incorrect. He explains how German weapons, tactics, training and leadership were consistently superior and why their losses were substantially less than those of the Allies. He also discusses the major military leaders of both sides: Joffre, Petain, von Moltke, Pershing and others.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: John Mosier
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 400
Historians who disagree will be compelled at the very least to come to terms with his argument. A necessary addition to any serious collection of military or WW1 history (Kirkus Reviews). Based on a decade of research in French and German archives, this book reveals what actually happened on the battlefield, as opposed to what French and British commanders and governments claimed. John Mosier analyses campaigns routinely ignored, and shows why conventional accounts of major battles such as Verdun are incorrect. He explains how German weapons, tactics, training and leadership were consistently superior and why their losses were substantially less than those of the Allies. He also discusses the major military leaders of both sides: Joffre, Petain, von Moltke, Pershing and others.
Author: John Mosier
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 400
Historians who disagree will be compelled at the very least to come to terms with his argument. A necessary addition to any serious collection of military or WW1 history (Kirkus Reviews). Based on a decade of research in French and German archives, this book reveals what actually happened on the battlefield, as opposed to what French and British commanders and governments claimed. John Mosier analyses campaigns routinely ignored, and shows why conventional accounts of major battles such as Verdun are incorrect. He explains how German weapons, tactics, training and leadership were consistently superior and why their losses were substantially less than those of the Allies. He also discusses the major military leaders of both sides: Joffre, Petain, von Moltke, Pershing and others.
