Vol 7 (2017)

Estonian Yearbook of Military History

Estonian Yearbook of Military History 7 (13) 2017

Visions of War: Experience, Imagination and Predictions of War in the Past and the Present

Table of Contents

Articles

Preface. The Study of War
Martin van Creveld
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5‒11
Introduction. Envisioning Future Wars
Alon Posner, Kaarel Piirimäe
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13‒35
(Not) Learning the Lessons of War? The Scottish experience of conflict in the Second War of Independence (1332‒1357)
Iain A. MacInnes
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36‒59
Learning from Decisive Battles Prerequisites to Define and Identify Them. The legacy of Sir Edward S. Creasy for the imagination and predictions of war
Oliver B. Hemmerle
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60‒88
The Unavoidable Vision Failure: The Anglo-German First World War naval confrontation
Michael H. Clemmesen
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89‒115
Preparing for War in the 1930s: The myth of the Independence War and Laidoner´s "active defence"
Kaarel Piirimäe
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116‒150
Werner Osenberg´s Visions of the "Totaleinsatz" of the entire German Research Potential in Total War
Michael Jung
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151‒165
Imagining a Nuclear World War Two in Europe: Preparing US Troops for the Battlefield Use of Nuclear Weapons
Robert A. Jacobs
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166‒186
The Doctrine of Total People´s Defence ‒ what Yugoslav armed forces learned from their past
Blaž Torkar
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187‒205
Imagining the Third World War: Discussions about NATO´s conventional defence in the 1970s
Benedict von Bremen
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206‒226
The Vocabulary of the Vietnam War: South African invocations of an analogy and its associated lessons
Gary Baines
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227‒260
Human Visions of FutureNon-Human War? How advances in digital and robotic military systems are creating a new future non-human notion of perpetual conflict
Tobias J. Burgers
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261‒281