SERBIAN VICTORIES IN 1914 - DESMAZES, NAUMOWIĆ

Discover the fascinating story of Serbian victories in 1914, described by Lieutenant Colonel Desmazes and Major Naumović, prominent figures associated with the War College in Paris. Their work is a continuation of the French-Serbian cooperation, which was so gloriously evident on the battlefields. Learn about the behind-the-scenes of the war operations that took place far from the main fronts, while Europe was busy repelling the invasion.

• Detailed analysis of the war operations in Serbia in 1914.
• In-depth study of the strategies and tactics of Serbian commanders.
• Portrait of the Serbian soldier and his unwavering attitude on the battlefield.
• French-Serbian cooperation against the background of historical events.
• Foreword by J. Joffre, highlighting the importance of Serbian victories.
• Unique perspective on the impact of Serbian victories on the situation on the Eastern Front.
• Hardcover edition, guaranteeing durability and aesthetic appearance.

The book "Serbian Victories in 1914" fills a gap in knowledge about the war operations in Serbia. This work will allow you to familiarize yourself with the course of these actions, which took place in the shadow of events on the Western Front. The authors, associated with the War College in Paris, present a detailed strategic and tactical analysis, showing the certainty of judgment, unbiased mind and boldness of the Serbian command. The actions in the vicinity of Cer and Kolubara deserve to take an important place among strategic studies.

The significance of this book goes beyond the scope of an ordinary study in the field of military art. It will allow a better assessment of the recognition that the Serbian nation deserves for its contribution to the victory of the Allies. By twice defeating the Austro-Hungarian army, the Serbs contributed to the success of the Russian armies in Galicia, forcing the Germans to transfer some of their forces from the Western Front to the East. This book is a tribute to the heroism and sacrifice of the Serbian people.

Napoleon V Publishing House presents this publication in hardcover, taking care of high editorial quality. The 172x244 mm format and 86 pages filled with content make reading comfortable and enjoyable. The year of publication 2012 guarantees the availability of this title on the market. This book is not only a valuable source of historical knowledge, but also a testimony to the French-Serbian friendship that has stood the test of time.

The foreword by J. Joffre, a prominent French commander, adds prestige to the book and emphasizes its importance. Joffre expresses his admiration and gratitude to the victors from Cer and from Kolubara, over whom the figure of King Peter I towers, whose memory France will always faithfully preserve. This publication is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of World War I and the role of Serbia in this conflict.