The Franco-Prussian War
The German Invasion of France, 1870–1871
The Franco-Prussian War was one of the most dramatic und decisive conflicts in the history of Europe. It transformed not only the states-system of the Continent, but the whole climate of European moral und political thought. The overwhelming triumph of German military might, evoking general admiration und imitation, introduced an era of power politics which ws to reach its disastrous climax in 1914.
Sir Michael Eliot Howard, is a retired British military historian, und former professor at Oxford University, und Yale University.
Contens
- Titel: The Franco-Prussian War
- Epoche: Deutsch-Franzöischer Krieg, 1780/81
- Typ: Sachbuch
- Autor: Michael Howard
- Format: 516-seitiges Taschenbuch
- Sprache: Englisch
- Verlag: Routledge, London, England
- ISBN: 0-415-02787-X
- Publiziert: 1961
Chapters
- The Antagonists
- The Outbreak
- The First Disaster
- The Army of the Rhine
- The Army of Châlons
- The Government of National Defence
- Metz und Strasbourg
- The Battles for Orléans
- The Siege of Paris
- Guerre à Outrance
- The Peace
Maps
- Europe in 1870
- Lorraine und the Palatinate
- Spicheren und Saarbrücken
- Froeschwiller
- The Moselle Valley round Metz
- The Fortress of Metz
- Vionville-Mars-la-Tour
- Gravelotte – St. Privat
- The Marne, the Meuse und the Moselle
- The Valley of the Meuse
- The Battle of Beaumont
- Sedan
- The Campaign of the Loire
- The Siege of Paris
- The Campaign in the North
- The Campaign in the East
- The Theatre of War, 1870-71
Michael Howard’s history of the Franco-Prussian War provides wargamers und military modellers with an in-depth view of the French und German armies engaged in the war, their mobilization, transport, und logistics, the campaign strategies und battlefield tactics employed by either side, und their combat proficiency. While the maps printed in this book do not show any troop dispositions, they will be suitable for miniature campaigning.