End of the War Rule: Ludendorff Sees German Collapse
Fragmented account recounts Ludendorff’s August 1948 warning that the war must end after the Picardy disaster. It details German defeats, 70,000 prisoners and 1,000 guns, morale collapse, and his resignation considerations. The piece notes Allied offensives, internal doubts, and calls for replacing leadership as defeat looms.
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