Strategists of the Great War

The new book of the famous military historian and writer Alexei Vasilyevich Shishov is devoted to the four bright historical personalities to the leaders of the First World War.
Kaiser Wilhelm II Gogenzollern unlocked the wagint flywheel, but his imperial conquest plans were not destined to come true, and he graduated from life on a foreign land.
Twice the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of Russia, General of Infanteria Mikhail Vasilyevich Alekseev stepped from the Great War in the civil war, so that his dust became part of the White Emigration, and his name was in the historical obligation until the end of the 20th century.
Feldmarshal General Paul von Hindenburg, worsted by success on the Eastern Front, could not prevent the collapse of Germany. After becoming president of Germany, he will be at the origins of the Second World War, having passed the power of A.Gitler.
Marshal Ferdinand Fosh, becoming a loser at the beginning of the First World War, at the end of it became the supreme leader of the Entente and carried the winner wreath to the last day of life.
Personality and fate of the heroes of this book are different, but all of them are great strategics of the Great War, worthy of remaining in the memory of descendants