HISTORY OF WARFARE OF THE GREEKS AND ROMANS PART II - JOHANNES KROMAYER, GEORG VEITH

Discover the fascinating history of warfare of the ancient Greeks and Romans in the second part of the monumental work by Johannes Kromayer and Georg Veith. This detailed analysis, alongside the works of Hans Delbrück, is a cornerstone of modern military history, offering an unparalleled insight into the evolution of strategies, tactics, and the organization of the armies of ancient civilizations. Despite the passing years, this work continues to inspire and educate generations of researchers and history enthusiasts.

• Comprehensive analysis of the evolution of Greek and Roman warfare.
• Detailed discussion of the organization, armament, and military tactics.
• In-depth study of strategies, marches, and siege operations.
• Insightful look at the role of the fleet in ancient conflicts.
• Professional approach to the topic, serving as a model for researchers.
• Guarantee of satisfaction from engaging with a work of the highest level.

Johannes Kromayer and Georg Veith, alongside Hans Delbrück, are outstanding researchers of ancient military history. Their work is a comprehensive lecture on the evolution of the warfare of the Greeks and Romans, including organization, armament, marches, strategy, tactics, fleet, and siege operations. This reading, combined with the Atlas of Battles for the history of ancient warfare, provides a deep understanding of ancient martial arts.

Napoleon V Publishing presents this monumental work in hardcover, with 291 pages in 17x24 cm format. The year of publication 2018 guarantees the availability of this valuable item for the contemporary reader. This is a must-read for every lover of ancient history and martial arts.

The history of warfare of the Greeks and Romans is not just a collection of dry facts, but above all a story about people, their strategies and tactics that shaped the course of history. It is a journey in time that allows us to understand how ancient civilizations coped on the battlefields and what innovations they introduced to the art of war. It is a reading that inspires to explore history more deeply and appreciate the heritage of the ancient world.

Thanks to this book, the reader has the opportunity to delve into the secrets of ancient martial arts, learn the secrets of army organization, battle strategies, and siege tactics. This is invaluable knowledge for anyone interested in military history and wants to understand how ancient civilizations influenced the development of martial arts. It is a reading that will satisfy the curiosity of even the most demanding readers.