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Strategy of Foch and Ludendorff in 1918 Warfare
In 1918, Foch presses the offensive as Ludendorff retreats toward the Hindenburg line. The piece weighs whether the German retreat can yield a counterattack or force a longer German stand, with implications for morale and the balance of power across the western front. It compares 1918 tactics to 1914 Joffre’s and discusses reserves, offensive vs defensive strategy, and possible German futures through September and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franx EH. Simmoonds
Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Poeh
Lulendorff
Imdendorff
Foch
Maugin
Soissons
Picardy
The
Marne
Germany
Haels
Joffre
Judendorff
Alsace
Lorraine
Elgium
Uxemburg
Char
Rmies
Oftre
Somme
Moselle
Amiens
Heims
Naner
France
Och
Maunoury
Bose
Jofre
Aisne
Aiis
Ypres
Joire
Ludendorf
Jak
Isodre
Genan Arciy
Mep
Ludendahit
Ludendorff
Hindenburg Line
Meuse and Scheldt
Hindenburg
Switzerland
Hawkinson
Haig
Arras
Nivelle
Ludendorer
Cudendgorst
Canal du Nord
Ancre
Ayre
Joudendorff
Napoleon
Bernhardt
Alps
Atlantic
Horne
St. Quentin
Oise
Scheldt
Meuse
Rhine
Ffindenbure
Nieuport
Belfort
Lille
Valenciennes
Maubeuge
Hirson
Mezieres
Verdun Front
Ifudendorff
Belgian
Altha
Plumer
Reims
Champagne
Flinders
Ludesdorff
Hindenburg Uel
Berlin
Paris
London
Anna
Sofia
Constantinople
Maren
Windenhurs
Reael
Moeh