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Turynka and Jaroslawice: Different Results of the Same Conception

Oleksandr Diedyk

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Austro-Hungarian tactics developed to counter the threat of numerous Russian cavalry on the eve of World War I has brought different results. This paper deals with the causes of victory in the battle of Turynka and defeat in the battle of Jaroslawice.

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Austro-Hungarian tactics developed to counter the threat of numerous Russian cavalry on the eve of World War I has brought different results. This paper deals with the causes of victory in the battle of Turynka and defeat in the battle of Jaroslawice.

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Austro-Hungarian tactics developed to counter the threat of numerous Russian cavalry on the eve of World War I has brought different results. This paper deals with the causes of victory in the battle of Turynka and defeat in the battle of Jaroslawice.

Key concepts: Battle, Victory, Decisive victory, Ancient history, Military strategy, History, Political science, Law

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