Why would modern military commanders study the Franco-Prussian War?/ by Colonel John G Lorimer
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Defence Studies Vol 5 No 1, March 2005, pp.108-123 (105)Summary: Paper prepared for a Staff Ride while attending the 2004 British Higher Command and Staff Course.
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Paper prepared for a Staff Ride while attending the 2004 British Higher Command and Staff Course.
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