Austria-Hungary Was NOT Useless | Response to Henry Stewart History скачать в хорошем качестве

Austria-Hungary Was NOT Useless | Response to Henry Stewart History

Austria-Hungary is often portrayed as the Central Powers’ “soft underbelly” in the First World War, an empire unable to defend itself and perpetually dependent on Germany for survival. This reputation has led many to dismiss the Habsburg monarchy as essentially “useless” during the conflict. The YouTuber Henry Stewart History produced a video reinforcing this view, a video I will be covering and responding to in this response. Was Austria-Hungary truly doomed by sheer incompetence, or were deeper factors and overlooked military nuances at play? That is the question I will explore today. Patreon:   / lavader   Twitter:   / lavader_   Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lavader ------------------ Sources Used: "Beyond Nationalism: A Social and Political History of the Habsburg Officer Corps" by Istvan Deak "For God and Kaiser: The Imperial Austrian Army" by Richard Bassett "A Hopeless Struggle" by John Schindler "The Habsburg Empire: A New History" by Pieter Judson "The Italian Army and the First World War" by John Gooch "Battles in the Alps: A History of the Italian Front of the First World War" by Irving Root "Kidnapped Souls: National Indifference and the Battle for Children in the Bohemian Lands" by Tara Zahra ------------------ Tags: Lavader, German Empire, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Great Britain, United Kingdom, Austria-Hungary, Habsburg, Habsburg Empire, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Franz Joseph, WW1, Great War, Serbia, Russian Empire, Kingdom of Italy, Henry Stewart History, Military History