Of war plans and war guilt: The debate surrounding the Schlieffen Plan
@article{Mombauer2005OfWP, title={Of war plans and war guilt: The debate surrounding the Schlieffen Plan}, author={A. Mombauer}, journal={Journal of Strategic Studies}, year={2005}, volume={28}, pages={857 - 885} }
Abstract This article outlines the controversy surrounding the thesis advanced by Terence Zuber that there never was a Schlieffen Plan and that German war planning in 1914, far from having the aggressive edge that historians have attributed to it for decades, was in fact designed to deal with a Franco-Russian attack on Germany. In addition to reviewing the debate precipitated by Zuber's thesis, this article also takes a closer look at how Germany prepared for war in the years 1906–14, and… CONTINUE READING
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