Ludendorff Defends Role in War Efforts Amid Political Balking
Ludendorff denies the accusation of dictatorial power in Germany’s final period and argues he sought national efficiency. He claims constant balking by Berlin politicians prevented his plans to militarize Germany and laments the lack of a Bismarckian chancellor to push harsher measures. He also notes workers’ and eligible fighters’ alleged shirking as justification.
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My Thoughts and Actions by General von Ludendorff
Gen von Ludendorff argues for universal military service and labor duties to sustain Germany in World War I. He details manpower strain, reorganization, and criticism of the auxiliary service law while urging strong national unity and decisive government action to marshal resources for total war.
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Kidney Health Alert and Swamp Root Claim
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Luden Dorff on the Hindenburg Plan and War Work
Dorff discusses the Hindenburg plan as a failed attempt to control industry and people in Germany. He notes revisions were needed after parts escaped control and too many soldiers remained uncalled. He reflects on the auxiliary service and the strain of using army manpower for war production, urging faster arrangements for skilled substitute labor.
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Italian railroads test concrete ties for better track alignment
Italian steam and street railroads experiment with a concrete tie that rocks slightly to provide uniform elasticity and superior alignment of the track compared with traditional wooden ties.
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