Clausewitz Spezial - Der Amerikanische Bürgerkrieg

CLAUSEWITZ SPEZIAL AUSGABE 32 -

THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

Language: German text only

War manifests in many facets, but its most brutal and terrifying form often appears as civil wars. In these conflicts, people who were once neighbors turn against each other. The numbers illustrate this starkly: in the American Civil War, over 600,000 Americans lost their lives, which is far more than the combined losses in both World Wars. This conflict arose in a deeply divided country, where the chasms grew deeper with every minor provocation. The latest issue of Clausewitz Spezial explains how the nation fell into this tragedy and how the Confederates fought against the superior Northern power. The magazine also highlights how close the South actually came to victory and what secret underpinned their military successes. The articles are richly illustrated, featuring impressive contemporary photographs as well as numerous maps and graphics, making the reading experience varied and engaging.

Quantity Photos and Illustrations:
fully illustrated
Text - Language:
German text only
Number of Pages:
98