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Carl Von Clausewitz (1780 - 1831) was a Prussian soldier best known for his military treatise, 'Von Kriege' (On War) and the famous quote, "war is the continuation of politics by other means". Clausewitz learned allot about warfare by participating in Prussian wars under Frederick the Great. His excellent publication called "On War" is still a widely read book on warfare. In fact his ideas concerning culmination points appeared in a US Army Field manual as late as 1982. Clausewitz and Henri Jomini had a degree of influence on the commanding officers on both sides of the US Civil War.
Trench warfare
Vladimir Lenin decided to read the works of Carl Von Clausewitz in 1915. Lenin was in exile at the time and World War One was raging. Lenin believed he needed a better education on wars and the publication called "On War" by Clausewitz was an excellent source on such matters.
The lightning warfare that Hitler used was called blitzkrieg.
trench warfare chemical warfare
What was Hitler's new "style" of warfare called
Observations that deal with descriptions that cannot be expressed in numbers are called qualitative observations.
No it is called Modern Warfare Reflex which basically regular Modern Warfare
It is called analyzation.
Trench warfare.
Complex sugars or starches are called polysaccharides.
In his book called On War, Carl von Clausewitz presents his theory that there are three forces that drive a war. The form a trinity he calls chance, passion, and rationality. This should not be confused with his ideas on war itself. Here in his trinity he speaks in very broad terms.