War aims refers to the objectives of a particular war and what it intends to achieve. Most wars are triggered by conflicts over territories, oppression one party to the war and so much more.
to get money.
Look at Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points. Specifically numbers 2 and 3.
It should be obvious that Russia is called Russia today; and not the USSR.
The four categories of war are conventional war, unconventional war, asymmetric war, and total war. Conventional war involves regular armed forces engaging in direct conflict, while unconventional war includes guerrilla tactics and non-traditional combat methods. Asymmetric war occurs when opposing forces differ significantly in military capabilities, often leading to strategies that exploit the weaknesses of the stronger opponent. Total war involves the complete mobilization of a society's resources and aims to defeat the enemy by targeting not just military forces but also civilian infrastructure and morale.
Dismemberment of Belgium, and the incorporation of Flanders and the Netherlands into a German sphere of economic influence. Creation of various client states in Eastern Europe (Poland, Ukraine, Courland, Livonia, Finalnd) Supression of French and British power in Europe. Expansion of sea power to match (British) Royal Navy etc, etc
Germany's Aims in the First World War was created in 1961.
The ISBN of Germany's Aims in the First World War is 0393097986.
The Spartans made their own war aims, they did not ask Athens for them.
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Communist expansion.
14 Points
to get money.
to get money.
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The German war aims during World War 1 were to expand their territory and influence in Europe, establish themselves as a dominant power, and secure access to resources. These aims led to aggressive military strategies and alliances that escalated the conflict and ultimately contributed to Germany's defeat in the war.
German supremacy over Europe.
aims in the Vietnam War and its failure to fulfill those aims