German Way of War

Discover the essence of military strategy in "German Way of War" by Robert Citino, published by the University Press of Kansas in 2005. This compelling paperback spans 428 pages, offering an in-depth exploration of Prussian and German military history. Citino masterfully unpacks the philosophy of Frederick the Great, who advocated for a warfare approach defined by the mantra "kurz und vives" or "short and lively." Through vivid narratives, readers will embark on a dramatic journey that highlights how this principle shaped decisive military operations throughout history. Ideal for history enthusiasts and military scholars alike, this book provides a profound understanding of the strategies that have influenced modern warfare. Enhance your library with this insightful work that combines historical analysis with captivating storytelling.