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The 21 pages that link to Helmuth von Moltke the Elder, each with the reason it gives.

• Otto von BismarckRelated: Moltke’s military leadership complemented Bismarck’s diplomacy in unification.

• German unificationRelated: His staff system helped Prussia conduct the decisive campaigns of unification.

• Austro-Prussian WarRelated: His railway-based mobilization plans helped coordinate Prussia’s separate armies.

• Prussian ArmyRelated: His planning and command helped translate Prussian organization into victories in 1866 and 1870–1871.

• Mission commandRelated: His emphasis on adapting plans to circumstances influenced the tradition behind mission command.

• Carl von ClausewitzRelated: Moltke’s practice became a major test of how Clausewitzian theory could inform command.

• Maneuver warfareRelated: His campaigns helped establish rapid concentration and movement as tools for defeating opponents.

• Second Schleswig WarRelated: His planning helped coordinate the Prussian campaign against Denmark.

• North German ConfederationRelated: His military planning helped secure the victories that made the federation possible.

• Battle of KöniggrätzRelated: His dispersed-army strategy brought Prussian forces together at the decisive point.

• Prussian General StaffRelated: Moltke transformed the staff into an effective center for operational planning and command.

• German General StaffRelated: He expanded staff planning and used railways and telegraphs to coordinate campaigns.

• Albrecht von RoonRelated: Roon’s administrative reforms complemented Moltke’s work as chief of the General Staff.

• AuftragstaktikRelated: Moltke advocated orders that specified objectives while allowing subordinate judgment.

• Helmuth von Moltke the YoungerCompared with: The elder Moltke’s military reputation cast a formidable shadow over his nephew and namesake.

• Battle of SedanRelated: His coordination of German armies helped bring them together around the French force at Sedan.

• First Schleswig WarRelated: His early military experience included service in the Prussian intervention.

• Alfred von SchlieffenRelated: Moltke’s reforms and command tradition shaped the General Staff Schlieffen later led.

• Battle of GravelotteRelated: His coordination of separate German armies brought them together against the French near Metz.

• Leonhard Graf von BlumenthalRelated: Moltke led the General Staff while Blumenthal served as a senior strategist and chief of staff in major campaigns.

• William IRelated: His military planning helped deliver the victories that strengthened William's rule.