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Mind Map by Marcus Roe, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Marcus Roe
almost 8 years ago
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The Schliefen Plan and why it failed
- Balance
- The British Expeditionary Force slowed the Germans down with the help of the French and the Belgians
- Especially at the battle of Marne
- The BEF had 100,000 very highly trained soldiers which helped...a
lot
- The BEF had 100,000 very highly trained soldiers which helped...a
lot
- Especially at the battle of Marne
- The British Expeditionary Force slowed the Germans down with the help of the French and the Belgians
- BEER
- Eastern
Force.
- The German's expected the Russians to mobilise in 6 weeks but they were ready in 10
days.
- This did not help the balance of the soldiers near Paris and they had to divert to fight off the
Russians
- ON 2
FRONTS
- ON 2
FRONTS
- This did not help the balance of the soldiers near Paris and they had to divert to fight off the
Russians
- The German's expected the Russians to mobilise in 6 weeks but they were ready in 10
days.
- EXHAUSTED
- The Germans did not use any transport and marched on foot at about 30km a day
- The Germans did not use any transport and marched on foot at about 30km a day
- RESISTANCE
- As the Belgians were neutral, the Germans thought that the Belgians would not fight.... But they did. They slowed the German advance to Paris massively.
- Famous battles include: Marne, Namur, Mons, Liége.
- Famous battles include: Marne, Namur, Mons, Liége.
- As the Belgians were neutral, the Germans thought that the Belgians would not fight.... But they did. They slowed the German advance to Paris massively.
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