From the other side of the hill
Just started "The Roots of Blitzkrieg, Hans von Seecht and German Military Reform" by James S Corum.
Before Manstein, before Guderian, before even the first whiffs of the Nazi regime there was the great debate in the new Reichwehr about what kind of military the new German republic would need. Professor Corum's looks to be laying out the argument that Von Seecht laid the ground work for other theorists who came later. The reforms of 1919-26 led to the army of 1939.
Another offering from the University Press of Kansas and the US Army and General Staff College.
Looks very interesting.
Just started "The Roots of Blitzkrieg, Hans von Seecht and German Military Reform" by James S Corum.
Before Manstein, before Guderian, before even the first whiffs of the Nazi regime there was the great debate in the new Reichwehr about what kind of military the new German republic would need. Professor Corum's looks to be laying out the argument that Von Seecht laid the ground work for other theorists who came later. The reforms of 1919-26 led to the army of 1939.
Another offering from the University Press of Kansas and the US Army and General Staff College.
Looks very interesting.
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