He makes really good points on the theory of warfare, especially on the defense. I think, this applied in World war 2, during the first stages of war. Russia was on the defense side, but later on, their offense was superior (thanks to allied help, enormous soldiers lives), I guess Germany's line of supply became longer and Russia could simply retreat line by line. By doing this, they had more time and weakened the enemy's offense slowly.

War has three objectives
a) Conquer and destroy enemy army
b) To take possession of enemies' materials and power
c) Gain Public opinion

"Victory is purchased by blood" - Von Clausewitz ( )

He makes really good points on the theory of warfare, especially on the defense. I think, this applied in World war 2, during the first stages of war. Russia was on the defense side, but later on, their offense was superior (thanks to allied help, enormous soldiers lives), I guess Germany's line of supply became longer and Russia could simply retreat line by line. By doing this, they had more time and weakened the enemy's offense slowly.

War has three objectives
a) Conquer and destroy enemy army
b) To take possession of enemies' materials and power
c) Gain Public opinion

"Victory is purchased by blood" - Von Clausewitz ( )