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LEADERS & COMMANDERS

FIELD MARSHAL HELMUTH VON MOLTKE THE ELDER

TACTICAL INNOVATOR AND ARCHITECT OF PRUSSIAN VICTORY 1800-1891 PRUSSIA

Field Marshal Helmuth von Moltke the Elder recognised the advantages of rail transport
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