Ww1 german army
[DOC File]Home - Kettering City School District
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There can be no doubt that our army is absolutely in no condition…to beat back German offensive successfully… Source: V.I. Lenin, Collected Works, 4th English Edition, Progress Publishers, Moscow, 1964, p.447. Lenin had few skills as a military leader. Russia shared in the responsibility of WWI. Lenin believed that Russia should withdraw ...
[DOC File]Long Term Causes of World War I
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September 12, 1914: the German generals gave the command to retreat. Paris was saved as the Germans withdrew to a line 40 miles north of the Marne. Battle of the Marne was perhaps the single most important event of the war. The German retreat left the Schlieffen Plan in ruins. Now Germany had to fight a two front war.
[DOCX File]Why did the Central Powers lose WW1 - Assignments
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The Austro-Hungarian Army was composed of people from these many backgrounds and ethnic tensions were extremely common—as well as misunderstandings for many of the soldiers were not native speakers of German, the language of the army. Even worse, the Austro-Hungarian army was miserably equipped and trained.
[DOC File]WWI Study Guide
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German war reparations – $33 B. A. Allies Punish Germany - took German land/limit German military. German army reduced, German weapons - can’t manufacture or buy weapons, no airforce. German to return Alsace-Lorraine to France. France gets control of Saar Basin (rich in coal deposits) Occupation of the Rhineland. Germany stripped of Colonies
[DOCX File]Manor History - IGCSE overview
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German forces were in a state of permanent retreat, morale had all but collapsed and failure to surrender would have been likely to lead to the complete destruction of the German army and the invasion of Germany. Bulgaria had surrendered in September 1918, Turkey on …
[DOC File]“Massacre of Innocents”, First Ypres, 1914
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German (defender): 12 x Infantry (1d3 of which are Stormtroopers), 3 HMG, 12 PA (1d6 of which are PG), 3d6 x Trenches, 2d6 Barbed Wire, 1d3 x Bunkers. Reinforcements: 1d3 Infantry. Reinforcements for both sides arrive on turn 2, at the beginning of each player’s move sequence and in their respective tabletop edge squares row.
[DOC File]Causes of World War One
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( So in 1905 France told the Sultan of Morocco to give control of his army to the French. ( The Kaiser went to Tangiers in Morocco and promised German support for the Sultan if the French invaded. He felt that Russia, France's ally, had just lost a war against and was too weak to get involved.
[DOC File]War paintings:
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German supreme commander General Ludendorf said it all with the comment "August 8 was the black day [der Schwarze Tag] of the German Army in the history of this war." While subsequent days of fighting did not produce the dramatic successes of 8 August, the Canadian Corps and the other Allied divisions tenaciously pressed on with the offensive”
[DOC File]The First World War
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The German army came within 30 miles of Paris, then it was defeated at the Battle of the Marne (6–10 September 1914) and pushed back. Towards the end of September, the Germans dug the first trenches of the war. By November 1914 the line of trenches stretched from Switzerland to the English Channel.
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