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25 Pages • Topic Notes • Year: Pre-2021
HSC Mark 93! Notes on whole topic! Schlieffen Plan - In 1879, a German leader called Moltke created plans for a future war. - His plans detailed the river flowing through Germany; the Rhine could be utilised as potential blockade for barrier against invading forces, defending their country. - Most of the left side of the Rhine was gained through the Franco-Prussian War in 1874 and not as vital to defend compared to the rest of Germany. - In 1891, Count Von Schlieffen became General of the German forces and wanted to employ a two front war, one in Belgium to France and one in Poland against Russia...
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