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Post by Thortilla on Jul 10, 2021 22:24:07 GMT
Only WW1 and WW2 Erich Von Manstein Maybe Rommel most be here….but Look is Sevastopol Guy!  Philip Petain Wi wi Von ami WW2 don’t exist   Vassii Zhukov I know that he’s Name is Georgy Zhukov but Vasili Zhukov Sounds more Slavic  Patton Bad Person Good Soldier  Honorable Mentions Erwin Rommel Montgomery MacArthur Heinz Guderian Bruce Fraser |
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Post by Francisco Franco on Jul 11, 2021 2:34:00 GMT
Where are Hindenburg and Ludendorff?
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Post by Francisco Franco on Jul 11, 2021 2:34:43 GMT
I would say Hindenburg-Ludendorff duo if going by all their influence, they won stunning victories not only preventing a fall of East Prussia and Possibly Berlin , but also the turning tide on Eastern Front, they implemented Stormtroopers (which inspired the "Blitzkrieg") and most importantly they created the stab in the back myth.
And if going military success, none of them had success comparable too Mackenson.
Under Zhukov, Soviets suffered huge casualties even on its biggest successes like during Operation Bagration- Soviet Casualties were roughly 770,000 While German casualties were roughly 550,000 at their highest estimate. Soviets also lost 2000+tanks, 2000+ Artillery and 800+ planes.
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Post by Thortilla on Jul 11, 2021 3:43:27 GMT
Where are Hindenburg and Ludendorff? I knew they were going to ask me about Hindenburg! Well the reason is because like I did with Eisenhower, I didn't want to put a military man who was a politician and about Petain ... WW2 doesn't exist. and Ludendorff if I'm honest I only know him from EW6 |
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Post by Thortilla on Jul 11, 2021 4:00:07 GMT
I would say Hindenburg-Ludendorff duo if going by all their influence, they won stunning victories not only preventing a fall of East Prussia and Possibly Berlin , but also the turning tide on Eastern Front, they implemented Stormtroopers (which inspired the "Blitzkrieg") and most importantly they created the stab in the back myth. And if going military success, none of them had success comparable too Mackenson. Under Zhukov, Soviets suffered huge casualties even on its biggest successes like during Operation Bagration- Soviet Casualties were roughly 770,000 While German casualties were roughly 550,000 at their highest estimate. Soviets also lost 2000+tanks, 2000+ Artillery and 800+ planes. Mackesen? The same than Eisenhower and Zhukov did all the things that Stalin most do. and for me the cause of the taking of Berlin before Patton or Montgomery even had a Possibility. |
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Post by Thortilla on Jul 11, 2021 4:00:45 GMT
I would say Hindenburg-Ludendorff duo if going by all their influence, they won stunning victories not only preventing a fall of East Prussia and Possibly Berlin , but also the turning tide on Eastern Front, they implemented Stormtroopers (which inspired the "Blitzkrieg") and most importantly they created the stab in the back myth. And if going military success, none of them had success comparable too Mackenson. Under Zhukov, Soviets suffered huge casualties even on its biggest successes like during Operation Bagration- Soviet Casualties were roughly 770,000 While German casualties were roughly 550,000 at their highest estimate. Soviets also lost 2000+tanks, 2000+ Artillery and 800+ planes. BTW is Mackeson |
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Post by Francisco Franco on Jul 11, 2021 12:20:36 GMT
I would say Hindenburg-Ludendorff duo if going by all their influence, they won stunning victories not only preventing a fall of East Prussia and Possibly Berlin , but also the turning tide on Eastern Front, they implemented Stormtroopers (which inspired the "Blitzkrieg") and most importantly they created the stab in the back myth. And if going military success, none of them had success comparable too Mackenson. Under Zhukov, Soviets suffered huge casualties even on its biggest successes like during Operation Bagration- Soviet Casualties were roughly 770,000 While German casualties were roughly 550,000 at their highest estimate. Soviets also lost 2000+tanks, 2000+ Artillery and 800+ planes. BTW is Mackeson Field Marshal August von Mackenson, the last hussar was a German commander. european-war-4.boards.net/thread/7730/best-wwi-generals |
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Post by Francisco Franco on Jul 11, 2021 12:28:32 GMT
Where are Hindenburg and Ludendorff? I knew they were going to ask me about Hindenburg! Well the reason is because like I did with Eisenhower, I didn't want to put a military man who was a politician and about Petain ... WW2 doesn't exist. and Ludendorff if I'm honest I only know him from EW6 He was more than a politician. During WW1, he was a hero and was like Father figure to the Germans, inspiring, calm against even the greatest risks,confident,charismatic, desicive, having all the qualities of the leader of a Prussianist Germany and his words were of immense importance as it became clear it with his statement given to the German Parliament investigating about the cause of German defeat in the war," A British General has correctly said German army was stabbed in the back". Ludendorff was one of the best planners ever to exist, a brilliant tactician but short on temper, not so much inspiring, basically lacking what Hindenburg has. That made Ludendorff and Hindenburg a neay perfect duo who complemented each other. |
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Jul 15, 2021 13:50:52 GMT
Petain.
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Post by Shrimant Peshwa Madhavrao Bhat on Jul 15, 2021 14:49:37 GMT
Where is Hotzendorf, he has a verb named after him
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Post by John Marston on Jul 17, 2021 7:41:32 GMT
Zhukov obviously
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Post by Pietro Badoglio on Jul 20, 2021 12:07:57 GMT
Field Marshal Douglas Haig
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Post by Clausewitz on Jul 20, 2021 18:47:14 GMT
Oskar Emil von Hutier
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