Memories of Hindenburg
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Reprint from the publication. Petrograd, 1922. Hindenburg, von Paul (Hindenburg) (1847 - 1934) Military, Field Marshal, Commander -in -Chief of the German Army in 1916 - 1917, political and statesman of Germany. He participated in the Franco-Prussian war (1870-1871), resigned in 1911, but with the outbreak of World War I returned to the army. At the beginning of the war, Hindenburg commanded troops in East Prussia. He won victories over the Russian troops near Tannenberg and near the Mazur marshes (1914) These successes created the glory of Gindenburg. In honor of his city of East Prussia, he was renamed Hindenburg. In 1923, in this city, the majority in the municipality were received by the Communists who decided to rename this city to Leninburg. In 1916, the chief of the General Staff. He had a serious impact on the actions of the German emperor Wilhelm II. In 1925, Hindenburg was elected president of the Weimar Republic. Re -elected in 1932 contributed to A. Hitler’s coming to power, appointing him Chancellor in January 30, 1933. The book was made using the Print technology on demand. " Circulation 30 copies
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Author:Hindenburg von Paul
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
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ISBN:978-5-4481-0402-2
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