FREDERICK THE GREAT'S ARMY. FROM THE END OF THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR

The book "Frederick the Great's Army. From the End of the Seven Years' War" is a fascinating journey through time that takes the reader into the reality of 18th-century Europe. Learn about the inner workings of one of the most powerful armies of the time, led by the brilliant strategist and ruler, Frederick II the Great.

Discover the secrets of Prussian warfare that shook the continent and changed the face of armed conflicts at the time. Immerse yourself in detailed descriptions of the structure, tactics and training of soldiers that made the Prussian army a role model for other European powers.

• In-depth analysis of the structure and organization of the Prussian army
• Detailed descriptions of Frederick the Great's tactics and war strategies
• Detailed view of the daily life and training of soldiers
• Unique information about the impact of the Seven Years' War on the Prussian army
• Interesting reading for lovers of military history and the 18th century
• Rich historical sources and eyewitness accounts

After seven years of war, the Prussian army, despite its weakening, continued to impress with its military model, structure and training. Frederick II anxiously observed the losses in the officer corps and experienced soldiers, which threatened the former strength of the army.

The book presents the process of rebuilding and modernizing the Prussian army after the Seven Years' War. The author analyzes the changes in structure, tactics and training that were aimed at restoring its former power. We learn how Frederick II coped with staffing and financial challenges to ensure the Prussian army's dominant position in Europe.

The Napoleon V publication guarantees reliable historical knowledge and a captivating narrative. Ideal reading for anyone interested in military history, the era of Frederick the Great and the history of Prussia.

Format: 17x24 cm, Cover: hardcover, Number of pages: 386, Year of publication: 2018. Publisher: Napoleon V.