Max Hoffmann

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Max Hoffmann was a German general and strategist in World War I, noted for his key role on the Eastern Front and in shaping the harsh peace terms imposed on Soviet Russia.

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instanceOf German general
human
military strategist
conflict Eastern Front
surface form: Eastern Front (World War I)

World War I
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
educatedAt Prussian military academies
employer Imperial German Army
Prussian Army
familyName Hoffmann
fieldOfWork military strategy
operational planning
givenName Max
hasPartInMotive advocacy of offensive operational doctrine on the Eastern Front
languageOfWorkOrName German
militaryBranch Imperial German Army
notableFor influence on harsh peace terms imposed on Soviet Russia
key role in German operations on the Eastern Front in World War I
notableIdea concept of exploiting Russian logistical weaknesses
support for a separate peace with Russia to focus on the Western Front
notableWork memoirs "Der Krieg der versäumten Gelegenheiten"
planning of the Battle of Tannenberg
planning of the Battle of the Masurian Lakes
role in negotiating the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
occupation military officer
writer
participantIn negotiations with Soviet Russia at Brest-Litovsk
positionHeld chief of staff of Army Group Eichhorn
chief of staff of Army Group Mackensen
deputy chief of staff of the German Eighth Army
rank general
sexOrGender male

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