Franz Halder

Military Officer

Franz Halder was a high-ranking German general who served as the Chief of the Army General Staff from 1938 until his dismissal in 1942. He was instrumental in the planning and execution of Germany's early military victories in World War II, including the invasions of Poland and France. However, his frequent disagreements with Adolf Hitler over strategic decisions, particularly on the Eastern Front, led to his removal from command. After the war, he worked for the U.S. Army's Historical Division, contributing significantly to the Western understanding of the German military's perspective on the conflict.

Aug 30, 1884 - Apr 02, 1972 German 8 Quotes

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