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Mombauer,Annika.  “Of war plans and war guilt: The debate surrounding the Schlieffen Plan,” Journal of Strategic Studies, 28, no. 5 (2005): 857-885.

DOI: 10.1080/01402390500394009

Zuber, Terence. “Everybody Knows There Was a ‘Schlieffen Plan’: A Reply to Annika Mombauer.” War In History 15, (January 2008): 92-101

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Annika Mombauer and Terence Zuber disagree on these points.

- Whether the Schlieffen Plan was used in World War 1
-The adaption of Moltke
-When the Schlieffen Plan was created
-If Germany attacked first during World War 1
-If denying the existence of a Schlieffen Plan really equals no war guilt

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Hi Guys welcome to our Padlet about the Schlieffen Plan! Here you will find information about the Schlieffen Plan and some information about the articles we read. We will have some videos in our Padlet about the writers of the two articles. Do not mind to take a look around and we hope you will enjoy ;)
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Lal,Hanga,Anneke and Jenske

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A short video about the Schlieffen Plan
watch until 1;40

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The Schlieffen Plan - Why Britain Joined WW1 - GCSE History

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Terence Zuber's arguments

The Schlieffen Plan was not developed to be an applicable war plan

It was a defensive plan

Thus, the notion of German War guilt needs to be revisited

Mombauer misinterpreted his thesis

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Annika Mombauer's arguments

There was a Schlieffen-plan

It was an offensive war plan

Germany had a decisive position in instigating WWI

The Moltke-plan is an alteration of the Schlieffen-plan

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Here is a link to the epic debate between Terence Zuber and Annika Mombauer.

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There is a lot of academic debate about the existence of a Schlieffen Plan and if it was put to practice

Annika Mombauer states that there was a Schlieffen Plan and that Moltke did alter it.
Terence Zuber explained in his thesis that there was a Schlieffen plan it just was never used because Germany did not have enough divisions to put the plan into practice

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Let's give an explanantion of the Schlieffen Plan.

The Schlieffen Plan was made by Alfred von Schlieffen in 1905. He was the general staff of Germany. He created a war plan in which Germany could win a succesful two-front war. Moltke the succesor of von Schlieffen altered the Schlieffen Plan so it could be used during the First World War.

Bibliography
- Limbach, Raymond. Last modified Jul 18, 2016. "Schlieffen Plan" https://www.britannica.com/event/Schlieffen-Plan/additional-info

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At first we will start with an introduction. We read two articles. One from Annika Mombauer. She offered criticism on the article of Terence Zuber. According to Mombauer there was a Schlieffen Plan. Which was adapted by Moltke to be put to use. The we have Terence Zuber who claims that Germany was never able to put the Schlieffen Plan to use.