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Erich Ludendorff, (born April 9, 1865, Kruszewnia, near Poznań, Prussian Poland—died Dec. 20, 1937, Munich, Ger.), German general. In 1908 he joined the German army general staff and worked under Helmuth von Moltke in revising the Schlieffen Plan. In World War I he was appointed chief of staff to Paul von Hindenburg, and the two won a ...
me by surprise because while I knew a lot about Ludendorff, I thought, I knew nothing about his second wife, nor the existence of their publishing company. So it just in exploring those for those short pieces turned me on to this fascinating subject, an almost completely unknown post-war history of Erich Ludendorff.
Issu d'une famille de commerçants, Erich Ludendorff est né à Kruszewnia, dans la province de Posen (aujourd'hui Poznan, en Pologne), le 9 avril 1865. Cadet à l'école de Ploen puis de Lichterfeld de 1877 à 1882, il est sous-lieutenant au 57e régiment d'infanterie à Wessel, lieutenant au 2e bataillon de marine à Kiel-Wilhemshaven puis au ...
Erich Ludendorff. Erich Ludendorff was one of the most famous German generals in the First World War, served as deputy Paul von Hindenburg in the highest army command and was instrumental in the failed spring offensive of the Germans in 1918. After the war Ludendorff was politically active in several ethnic groups, was a member of the Reichstag ...
Erich Friedrich Wilhelm Ludendorff (joskus mainitaan virheellisesti nimellä Erich von Ludendorff) (9. huhtikuuta 1865 – 20. joulukuuta 1937 Tutzing, Baijeri, Saksa) oli ensimmäisessä maailmansodassa huomattava Saksan keisarikunnan kenraali, joka asemallaan ja toimillaan vaikutti olennaisesti Saksan menestykseen sodassa.
Erich Friedrich Wilhelm Ludendorff ( Kruszewnia, 9 de abril de 1865 — Munique, 20 de dezembro de 1937) foi um general do exército imperial alemão, que ganhou destaque por sua liderança durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial. Foi elevado a proeminência após as vitórias nas batalhas de Liège e Tannenberg. A partir de 1916, foi apontado chefe ...
3 de mar. de 2016 · Erich Ludendorff trägt zweifellos eine Mitverantwortung für die deutsche Niederlage. Trotzdem halten nicht wenige Historiker ihn für den fähigsten General im Ersten Weltkrieg. Sein taktisches und operatives Können ermöglichte spektakuläre Erfolge wie den Sieg bei Tannenberg 1914 oder den Durchbruch in der ersten Frühjahrsoffensive 1918.
