This week on the blog, fireside where we discuss some of the ways that historians evaluate evidence and sources for viewpoint and reliability: https://acoup.blog/2021/01/22/fireside-friday-january-22-2021/ … (Also, I have added a 'book recommendation list' page, so all of my fireside recommendations are in one place.)
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WW1 doctrine may or may not fit in the post length structure. From policy to strategy to tactics, if the decision makers of 1914 could have had a doctrine informed by the outcome of the war, so much could have been avoided.
WWI doctrine and its evolution is a fascinating topic for sure, but I was going to use naval material because doctrine in the naval context just tends to be a lot more obvious and easier to tease out more clearly.
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That said, I'm thinking doctrine post before WWI post, since having a good understanding of doctrine will make the misconceptions about trench warfare clearer.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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