Verdun Attack and Eastern Front: Ludendorff’s Hidden Calculations
The article explains Verdun as a strategic German objective with contested aims, noting its impact on Russian offensives and the western front. It discusses Ludendorff’s views on collateral fronts, the risk of weakening the east, and the interplay between German and Austro Hungarian commands during 1915–1916.
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Verdun
France
Falkenhayn
Kaiser
Somme
Courland
Lithuania
Riga
Russia
America
England
Ladendorf
Alexieff
Brussilos
Briey-Longwy
Serbia
Montenegro
Isonso
Italy
Tyrol
Argonne Forest
Sedan
Metz
Meuse
St. Mihiel
Asiago Arsilero
Romania
Rumania
Kumania
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Smorgon
Berlin
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Morgon
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Dvinsk
Kovno
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Lutsk
Tarnopol
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Austria-Hungary
Carpathians
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