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Ludendorff's Own Story: The Great War from the Siege of Liège to the Signing of the Armistice as Viewed from the Grand Headquarters of the Ger

Ludendorff's Own Story: The Great War from the Siege of Liège to the Signing of the Armistice as Viewed from the Grand Headquarters of the Ger

Paperback

Military BiographiesWorld War I

ISBN10: 1789875668
ISBN13: 9781789875669
Publisher: Pantianos Classics
Published: Jan 1 1919
Pages: 268
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.61 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The second volume of Erich Ludendorff's memoirs of World War I begins with the Entente Offensive of early 1917, and concludes with the armistice which marked the end of the horrific conflict.

By the later stages of the war, several new technologies plus the United States joining the Entente Cordial shifted the balance. Tanks were seen in far greater numbers than before, German submarines were deployed en masse, while poison gas and aerial bombardments became commoner. Mechanized mobility and the presence of automatic rifles changed the tempo of combat; while static trench warfare remained dominant along the front, breakthroughs became more achievable. Battles such as Cambrai, where massed French and British tanks punched through a large section of front, plus the evermore numerous American forces, placed heavy stresses upon the German army and its high command.

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