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Horne's book is a great read for anyone interested in WWI, but as to which candidate is Pétain and which is Falkenhayn: no comment.
March 2008 2008
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General Erich von Falkenhayn became the Minister of War in 1913 and was responsible for the political development of the German Army.
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Falkenhayn, now needing help from the navy as his attack on Verdun was failing, pressed for intensification of the U-boat war.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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This attrition, Falkenhayn was convinced, would force France out of the war by the end of 1916.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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Stiffly, Falkenhayn replied that the kaiser had only one military adviser: himself, the Chief of the General Staff.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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Unwilling to provoke war with America, the Chief of the Naval Staff opposed Falkenhayn and declared that Germany was more likely to secure a good peace by not pressing on with intensified submarine warfare.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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Falkenhayn was gone before nightfall, on the way to the east to deal with Rumania.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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If the kaiser insisted upon receiving Hindenburg, then he, Falkenhayn, must go.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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William, accustomed to the elegant, sophisticated Falkenhayn, disliked them both.
Castles of Steel Massie, Robert K., 1929- 2003
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On Aug. 29, 1916, Hindenburg succeeded Falkenhayn as chief of staff of the German field armies, with Ludendorff as quartermaster-general.
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