Prussian strategic thought 1815-1830 : beyond Clausewitz /
"Carl von Clausewitz is still considered one of the most important writers on military strategy. In Prussian Military Thought 1815-1830: Beyond Clausewitz, Jacek Jędrysiak offers a new perspective on the context of his legacy, with a detailed analysis of Prussian military thought after the Napo...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
[2020]
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| Series: | History of warfare ;
v. 131. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Determinants of the study of the history of the Prussian Army in the19th century
- Methodology and research methods
- Structure of the work
- Part 1. Conditions for the development of Prussian military thought in the years 1815-1830
- Kingdom of Prussia as an element of the European balance of power
- Prussia's internal situation and problems organising its Armed Forces after 1815
- Restoration of the Prussian "Military Monarchy" and organisation of military authorities
- Defence planning in Prussia in the years 1815-1830
- Institutional impact on Prussian military science, didactics, and literature
- Part 2. Prussian defence planning in the years 1815-1830
- The strategic views of Hermann von Boyen and Karl von Grolman
- Prussian strategic concepts in the years 1815-1819
- The military-theoretical views of Karl von Müffling
- Evidence of Prussian defence planning in the years 1820-1830
- Part 3. Prussian strategic thought in the military literature in the years 1815-1803
- Johann Otto August Rühle von Lilienstern and his vision of the art of war
- Carl von Decker and works published under his auspices in the years 1815-1830
- The Art of war from the point of view of Georg Wilhelm von Valentini
- Johann Friedrich Constatin von Lossay and his Der Krieg für wahre Krieger
- First works of Heinrich August von Brandt
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Biographies.