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Maneuver warfare, or
manoeuvre warfare, is a
military strategy which emphasizes movement,
initiative and
surprise to
achieve a
position of advantage. Maneuver...
- BLITS-kreeg, German: [ˈblɪtskʁiːk] ; from
Blitz "lightning" +
Krieg "war") or
Bewegungskrieg is a word used to
describe a
combined arms
surprise attack using a rapid...
- Frieser, the
Manstein Plan was a
return to the
principles of 19th
century Bewegungskrieg (war of manoeuvre),
adapted to
modern technology by a
sudden and unexpected...
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armoured warfare ideas,
combined with Germany's
existing doctrines of
Bewegungskrieg ("maneuver warfare") and
infiltration tactics from
World War I, became...
- (Heeresgruppe A)
recognised that it did not
adhere to the
classic principles of
Bewegungskrieg (war of manoeuvre) that had
guided German strategy since the 19th century...
-
Vernichtungsstrategie (strategy of annihilation) and the
tactics of
Bewegungskrieg (manoeuvre warfare).
Failure to
reach the
Meuse Heights left the 5th...
- encirclement—the Kesselschlacht [de] of the
German battle of
manoeuvre (
bewegungskrieg)—surrounds the
enemy in a pocket. A
battle of
envelopment involves an...
- Korsun. Nevertheless,
Vatutin had
demonstrated that Manstein's
style of
Bewegungskrieg did not work
against a
steady opponent and that the Red Army had some...
-
describing Citadel as an
attempted operation in the
classical tradition of
Bewegungskrieg, (literally: "war of movement", or
maneuver warfare),
culminating in...
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infiltration tactics with tanks,
which evolved into the
methodology called "
Bewegungskrieg" (literally: "War of movement") and was
later dubbed Blitzkrieg by propagandists...
