The Failure of the Schlieffen Plan and Its Effects on the German Defeat on the Western Front

Influence of Schleifen 's plan failure and German defeat in the Western War In the spring of 1914, the German empire fought for war. German leaders decided to break Europe from Germany and decided to break the triple agreement between the UK, France and Russia, which has blocked ambition to its territory. When Grand Duke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated on June 28, 1914, it gave William Emperor the reason for the war. In the diplomatic conflict that occurred during the assassination, Caesar backed the Austrian-Hungarian empire and completely opposed Russia.

Germany's failure on the West Front was not due to the failure of the Sriffen project which failed on September 11, 1914, and the war lasted four more years until Germany was defeated on November 11, 1918. Failure of the plan has caused many people to fail. The reasons such as battle of sports are wear of consumption (it is getting old). Long-term and short-term causes of German failure due to Schlieffen program failure. But when the Germans opted to carry out this plan, Mortke was the responsible person. Mortke was not satisfied with Schlieffen's plan, he made some adjustments for himself. Some people wonder whether Moltke's change is good or bad, but despite these changes, many people, especially the Russian and Belgian troops are underestimated and this plan still fails think.

The big problem for the Germans in the western front is that they are planning to make a hypothesis that Shurif will work for its design. Germans have always regarded this plan as a beautifully sophisticated and crafted machine. As a result, the machine is up and someone breaks some of its important internal components, then stops it and is attacked from either side, other machines can not perform that task. In other words, the Germans did not have the "B plan" for the Schriefen plan, and they were not thinking about an effective plan.

The mistake in the strategy and implementation of the Schleifen plan is the main cause of the deadlock in the Western Front. Due to the strong resistance of Belgium, the Sriffen project was unexpectedly hindered and Germans led Brussels for two weeks. Instead of walking around a vast arc, the Germans got closer to Paris from the west, but they were heading to Paris to the east of the city. Because the French government is retreating to Bordeaux, they are 32 kilometers from Paris, but the closer they are, they will be late. This is due to a number of problems, including insufficient supply and equipment. Source C in German general phone Kuhl accused "the new phone system is too weak and has not enough new equipment for failure." Communication is a big problem, telephone lines are continually blocked by artillery, communication between infantry is poor.