Delbrück, Hans
Hans Delbrück (häns dĕl´brük), 1848–1929, German historian, professor at the Univ. of Berlin. His Geschichte der Kriegskunst [history of the art of warfare] (4 vol., 1900–1927) is notable for going beyond technical problems and linking warfare to politics and economics.
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