Clash of Warriors - Season 1 Episode 13 : Hindenburg vs Duke Nicholas

Season - Episode

1 Season 1 Dec 31, 2002

1 - 1

Patton vs von Kluge - Normandy Breakout Dec 31, 2002
1 - 2

Bradley vs Model - Battle of the Bulge Dec 31, 2002
1 - 3

Stilwell vs Honda - Burma Dec 31, 2002
1 - 4

Rommel vs Montgomery - El Alamein Dec 31, 2002
1 - 5

Alexander vs von Arnim - Tunisia Dec 31, 2002
1 - 6

Halsey vs Kurita - Leyte Gulf Dec 31, 2002
1 - 7

Manstein vs Vatutin - Kursk Dec 31, 2002
1 - 8

Vandegrift vs Hyakutake - Guadalcanal Dec 31, 2002
1 - 9

Harris vs Kammhuber - Strategic Bombing Dec 31, 2002
1 - 10

MacArthur vs Yamashita - Philippines Dec 31, 2002
1 - 11

Dayan vs Amer - Six Day War Dec 31, 2002
1 - 12

Eisenhower vs Rundstedt - D-Day Dec 31, 2002
1 - 13

Hindenburg vs Duke Nicholas - Tannenberg Dec 31, 2002
1 - 14

Haig vs Ludendorff - 1918 Dec 31, 2002
1 - 15

Petain vs von Falkenhayn - Verdun Dec 31, 2002
1 - 16

Kesselring vs Mark Clark - Italy Dec 31, 2002
1 - 17

Zhukov vs Bock - Moscow Dec 31, 2002
1 - 18

Paulus vs Chuikov - Stalingrad Dec 31, 2002
1 - 19

Saddam vs Schwarzkopf - Gulf War Dec 31, 2002
1 - 20

Doenitz vs Horton - Battle of the Atlantic Dec 31, 2002
1 - 21

Allenby vs von Sanders - Battle of Megiddo Dec 31, 2002
1 - 22

Buckner vs Ushijima - Okinawa Dec 31, 2002
1 - 23

Giap vs Westmoreland - Tet Offensive Dec 31, 2002
1 - 24

Yamamoto vs Nimitz - Midway Dec 31, 2002
1 - 25

Dowding vs Goering - Battle of Britain Dec 31, 2002
1 - 26

Pershing vs Gallwitz - Western Front Dec 31, 2002

Overview

In late August 1914, at Tannenberg, in today's Poland, took place one of the most momentous battles of World War I between Germany and Russia. The fate of the entire eastern front would be decided in this small town, where the German General Paul von Hindenburg met with Grand Duke Nicholas, uncle of Tsar Nicholas II. The Eighth German army had fewer than 250,000 men, while the Grand Duke had two armies which in total amounted to 500,000 troops, but the rivalry and lack of support among the generals who commanded each of the Russian armies, would be decisive causes of defeat. Tannenberg meant a tremendous psychological blow to the Tsarist Russia, from which he never recovered, encouraging shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.

Year 2002

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Language English