- André
Beaufre (French pronunciation: [ɑ̃dʁe bofʁ]; 25
January 1902 – 13
February 1975) was a
French Army
officer and
military strategist who attained...
- Wehrmacht[citation needed].
According to the
memoirs of
Captain André
Beaufre,
after the
front was broken, the
feeling was rife in Georges's headquarters...
-
which led to a tank that was
lightly armoured but agile.
General André
Beaufre, who
served as Stockwell's subordinate,
favoured a
swift campaign of movement...
-
expecting to be parried,
preparing to counter-parry and counter-riposte. André
Beaufre defines riposte in
military usage as the act of
striking a
vulnerable point...
- ridiculous".
General André
Beaufre, a
French military theorist, had been
invited by
Manekshaw to
analyse the 1971 war.
Beaufre had
previously observed the...
- counter-revolutionary
tactics as
espoused by
noted French tactician André
Beaufre.
Considerable effort was
devoted towards cir****venting
international arms...
-
Richard de
Beaufré comte de
Guyon (1813 – 12
October 1856) was a British-born
Hungarian soldier,
general in the
Hungarian revolutionary army and Ottoman...
- Carl Lutz,
Swiss diplomat and
humanitarian (b. 1895)
February 13 – André
Beaufre,
French general (b. 1902)
February 14 Sir
Julian Huxley,
British biologist...
- such as Mahan, Corbett,
Giulio Douhet,
Liddell Hart and, later, André
Beaufre. The Cold War with its
danger of
degenerating into a
nuclear war produced...
- Neuilly-sur-Seine
Anatole Litvak (1902–1974),
Ukrainian filmmaker André
Beaufre (1902–1975),
general Annie Fargé (1934–2011), actress,
theatrical producer...
