Grundgedanken über Krieg und Kriegführung

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In a period marked by the Napoleonic Wars, "Grundgedanken über Krieg und Kriegführung" by Carl von Clausewitz emerges as a seminal exploration of military strategy and its intricate ties to political dynamics. This influential treatise articulates the concept of war as an extension of state policy, emphasizing the importance of understanding the moral and psychological dimensions of conflict. Clausewitz introduces pivotal ideas such as the "fog of war" and the "center of gravity," which have shaped military thought for generations. Ideal for historians and military strategists, this work invites readers to critically engage with the complexities of warfare and its implications on governance. Discover the foundational principles that continue to resonate in contemporary military discourse.

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