May 26
It is often believed that the German halt order is what enabled the Allies to escape Dunkirk. However, a careful analysis reveals otherwise: that the evacuation of Dunkirk was a success because of the amazing resilience, adaptability, and clairvoyance of the Allies.
May 26
When looking at the different German levels of war, what mostly doomed Germany is its ideology-inspired, apocalyptic, and unrealistic strategy. Germany in the Second World War provides an illustration of why the strategic level is essential.
May 26
The Arab-Israeli War of 1973 showcases what can happen when an attacker, despite crushing numerical superiority and key advantages such as strategic surprise and a two-front offensive, is unable to prevail because of poor tactics.
May 26
The German offensives of March-July 1918 demonstrated the German ability to achieve great tactical success. However, the offensives were an utter operational and strategic failure. One of the main reasons is the inability of Ludendorff to follow the stated operational aims.
May 26
When it comes to France in World War II, most studies naturally and understandably focus on its dramatic defeat in 1940. However, the general public seems to forget about a more lasting outcome: how France managed to gain a seat amongst the victors of the war.
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