De Gaulle: A BiographyBobbs-Merrill Company, 1969 - 510 หน้า |
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... Staff was that the secret of victory in war lay always in attack . Attack dislocated the enemies ' plans and gave the attacker the initiative . Pétain took a different line . He was impressed above all with the accuracy and effec ...
... Staff was that the secret of victory in war lay always in attack . Attack dislocated the enemies ' plans and gave the attacker the initiative . Pétain took a different line . He was impressed above all with the accuracy and effec ...
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... Staff , the road to which lay through the École Supérieure de Guerre which had been re - opened in 1919. Not having served on any General Staff during the war , de Gaulle was not automatically qualified to apply for admission and during ...
... Staff , the road to which lay through the École Supérieure de Guerre which had been re - opened in 1919. Not having served on any General Staff during the war , de Gaulle was not automatically qualified to apply for admission and during ...
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... staff of the " Land Army , " which dealt with transport and supplies . After a few months , still in the same Bureau , he was transferred to the General Staff of the Army of the Rhine at Mainz , where he was entrusted in particular with ...
... staff of the " Land Army , " which dealt with transport and supplies . After a few months , still in the same Bureau , he was transferred to the General Staff of the Army of the Rhine at Mainz , where he was entrusted in particular with ...
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PREFACE page | 11 |
DESTINED FOR A SOLDIER | 13 |
CLIMBING THE LADDER | 36 |
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