For their leadership of German troops in the First World War on the Eastern Front against the Russians. They defeated the Russians in the battles of Tannenberg, Masurian Lakes & Lodz. They then assumed command of all German troops on the Western & Eastern Fronts for the rest of the war.
Many Latin American army leaders had gained fame and power during their long struggle for independence. And they controlled the new nations as military dictators, caudillos.
Military Roman leaders gained power primarily through their command of loyal troops and successful military campaigns, which often led to popularity among the populace and political influence. They would leverage their military victories to bolster their status and legitimacy, sometimes using the support of their soldiers to challenge existing political structures. Additionally, leaders like Julius Caesar demonstrated how military success could be translated into political authority, often leading to appointments as dictators or consuls. This combination of military prowess and political maneuvering allowed them to consolidate power effectively.
Amun High Priests and military leaders gained enormous power, which in the end challenged the pharaonic rule, and led to the collapse of the State and the division of the country.
When social classes first emerged, leaders were often selected based on factors such as lineage, wealth, and military prowess. In many early societies, those born into noble families or possessing significant resources were viewed as natural leaders, as they could offer protection and resources to their communities. Additionally, leaders often gained authority through demonstrated strength in battle or strategic acumen, which solidified their status. Over time, these practices led to the establishment of hereditary systems and formal hierarchies in governance.
He broke the Siege of Toulon which gained him a military reputation and rapid promotion.
Expansion increased the power of military leaders who supported totalitarianism
Many Latin American army leaders had gained fame and power during their long struggle for independence. And they controlled the new nations as military dictators, caudillos.
Military Roman leaders gained power primarily through their command of loyal troops and successful military campaigns, which often led to popularity among the populace and political influence. They would leverage their military victories to bolster their status and legitimacy, sometimes using the support of their soldiers to challenge existing political structures. Additionally, leaders like Julius Caesar demonstrated how military success could be translated into political authority, often leading to appointments as dictators or consuls. This combination of military prowess and political maneuvering allowed them to consolidate power effectively.
Amun High Priests and military leaders gained enormous power, which in the end challenged the pharaonic rule, and led to the collapse of the State and the division of the country.
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Baron Antoine Henry, de Jomini, who wrote the "Précis de l'Art de la Guerre" in 1807, whose successive editions, became to be the "compendium" of most future military leaders of the American Civil War..
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