Author: Ferrarius, Miles. (Josef Joesten). Title: Die Eisenbahnen und die Kriegführung. Eine politisch-militärische Studie. (Deutsche Zeit- und Streit-Fragen, 66).
Description: Hamburg, Verlagsanstalt und Druckerei A.-G. (vormals Richter), 1890. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Octavo. Pp. 30, (2) publisher's ads. Original wrappers printed on both sides, illustrated ad inside cover, old institutional stamp on cover. In fine condition. Excellent copy practically unused, still entirely unopened. ~ FIRST EDITION. Scarce and highly important early treatise, Joesten's first treaties on the use of railways at war. "Mit großem Interesse habe ich Ihre kleine, aber inhaltsreiche Schrift über das Verhältniß der Eisenbahnen zur kriegsführung gelesen." - General Moltke to Joesten, AKA Ferrarius, July 1890. Josef Joesten (1850-1909) studied law and German literature to become a Doctor of Law. After serving at the Municipal Court in Berlin he became a railroad operations director and member of the royal railway directorates in Elberfeld and Cologne. He was, until his death, the State Chairman of the German Writers' Association. Under the pseudonym Miles Ferrarius he composed several writings on the importance of railways in war, among them "Die Eisenbahnen und die Kriegsführung" (Hamburg, 1890); "Die Anforderungen der Strategie und Taktik an die Eisenbahnen" (Berlin, 1894). Under his real name he wrote "Geschichte und System der Eisenbahnbenutzung im Kriege" (Leipzig, 1896, translated into French in 1905). Under another pseudonym, that of Hans von Windeck, he published his dramatic and poetic works, characterized by patriotic spirit and patriotism. TIMO-4 IN .
Keywords: MILITARY HISTORY WAR WARFARE MILITARIA MILITARISM ARMED FORCES ARMY NAVY BATTLES CAMPAIGNS KRIEG KRIEGE KRIEGSZÜGE FELDZÜGE MILITÄR MILITÄRISCHE STRATEGIE GESCHICHTE MILITÄRGESCHICHTE KRIEGSGESCHICHTE ARMEE HEER MILITAIRE GUERRE GUERRES HISTOIRE RAILWAYS
Price: EUR 220.00 = appr. US$ 239.11 Seller: Librarium of The Hague
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