Clausewitz
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Clausewitz: A Biography
By Roger ParkinsonHeinrich's second son, Count Carl Adolf von Briih], had married the daughter of the English Consul in Petersburg, Sophie Gomm. Marie was their first child, born on 3rd June, 1779, in Warsaw. Marie spent the first five years of her life ...
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Clausewitz: A Biography
By Roger ParkinsonWeakened by the death of “my beloved, cherished friend,” Clausewitz was then dealt another blow by the treatment of Gneisenau's memory by the King. The official state journal, Allgemeine preussische Staatszeitung, announced the death of ...
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Clausewitz: A Very Short Introduction
By Michael Howard... Harvie and H. C. G. Matthew THE NORMAN CONQUEST • George Garnett NORTHERN IRELAND • Marc Mulholland NOTHING • Frank Close NUCLEAR WEAPONS • Joseph M. Siracusa THE OLD TESTAMENT • Michael D. Coogan PARTICLE PHYSICS • Frank Close PAUL ...
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Clausewitz: A Very Short Introduction
By Michael HowardABOUT THE SERIES: The Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press contains hundreds of titles in almost every subject area. These pocket-sized books are the perfect way to get ahead in a new subject quickly.
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Clausewitz
By Michael HowardMilitærhistorie, krigshistorie - om den tyske militærhistoriske klassiker: Vom Kriege og forfatteren, general Carl von Clausewitz (1780-1831), skrevet af den anerkendte engelske historiker, militærhistoriker og sikkerhedspolitiske ...
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Clausewitz: His Life and Work
By Donald StokerCarl von Clausewitz's masterwork, On War, is generally considered the greatest text on military theory ever written. Clausewitz is a touchstone for the field today, and is read by scholars, students, and military personnel around the world.
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Clausewitz: His Life and Work
By Donald J. StokerA new, incisive biography of Carl von Clausewitz, sketching out his life and career and exploring the various causes that led to the formulation of his theories about war and the publication of his masterpiece, On War.
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Clausewitz: The State and War
By Daniel Moran, Jan Willem Honig, Andreas Herberg-RotheThese diverse essays take Clausewitz's ideas about the state as the starting point for analyzing the central issue posed by his work: the relationship between war in all its manifestations, and politics in all its forms.