Strategy.

This is a book about the strategy of the war throughout history from the fifth century B.C. to the current day. The contents are as follows. Part one: Strategy from the fifth century B.C. to the 20th Century A.D. 1. History as practical experience, 2. Greek wars; Epaminondas, Philip, and Alexander, 3. Roman wars-Hannibal, Scipio, and Caesar, 4. Byzantine wars-Belisarius and Narses, 5. Medieval wars, 6. The 17th century-Gustavus, Cromwell, Turenne, 7. The 18th-century- Marborough and Frederick, 8. The French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte, 9. 1854-1914, 10. Conclusions from 25 centuries. Part two: Strategy of the first world war, 11. The plans and their issue in the western theater, 1914, 12. The northeastern theater, 13. The southeastern or Mediterranean theater, 14. The strategy of 1918. Part three: Strategy of the second world war, 15. Hitler's strategy, 16. Hitler's run of victory, 17. Hitler's decline, 18. Hitler's fall. Part four: fundamentals of strategy and grand strategy, 19. The theory of strategy, and 20. The concentrated essence of strategy-and tactics, 21. National object and military aim, 22. Grand strategy, 23. Guerrilla war.