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“Principles of the Art of War” by Ferdinand Foch is a fundamental publication on military theory and practice, published in 1924 by the Military Scientific and Publishing Institute in Warsaw. As one of the most outstanding commanders of World War I, Foch shares his experiences and thoughts on military strategy, tactics and army organization. His analyses and principles are not only an important contribution to the science of war, but also a source of inspiration for future generations of military men and strategists.
This edition is distinguished by its noble, hand-bound leather, made by the Bindery of the Polish Antiquary. This careful binding gives the book an elegant, unique and durable appearance, emphasizing its exclusivity and importance. The publication becomes not only a valuable source of knowledge, but also a valuable acquisition for libraries and art collectors.
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