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General Haig First Officer
The document discusses Field Marshal Douglas Haig's plan to defend France during World War 1 through heavy bombardment that left no rats alive. Despite the losses, Haig's plan helped defend Paris and prevent France's defeat. While the nature of war is death, Haig was a moral giant who was a better man though perhaps not the most brilliant according to the document.
General Haig First Officer
- 1. Zheng & MandriniLawyer group
- 2. BOMBARDMENT Haig: ”Not evena rat would be alive after heavy bombardment”
- 3. NATURE OF WAR:DEATH THE NATURE OF WAR IS DEATH, THIS IS FACT THAT MUST BE ACCEPTED
- 4. THE PLAN SUCCESSFULLYHELPED TO DEFEND FRANCE DESPITE HEAVY LOSSES, HAIG´S PLAN HELPED TO DEFEND PARIS AND IN THIS WAY FRANCE WOULD NOT BE DEFEATED.
- 5. HAIG´S FIGURE “IN MORALSTATURE, HAIG WAS A GIANT. IT MAY BE EASY IN HISTORY TO FIND A MORE BRILLIANT MAN, BUT IT WOULD BE HARD TO FIND A BETTER ONE.”