On War (Fauji Days Military Classics)
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On War (Fauji Days Military Classics)

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Carl von Clausewitz’s “On War” is a cornerstone of military strategy. Explore the timeless principles of warfare, politics, and tactics through the lens of a Prussian officer during the Napoleonic Wars. This classic treatise offers profound insights into the psychological and social dynamics of conflict. 9789392210136

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  • ISBN-13: 9789392210136
  • Publisher: The Browser | Fauji Days
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 752
  • ISBN-10: 9392210132
  • Publisher Date: 07 May 2024
  • Language: English

24 reviews for On War (Fauji Days Military Classics)

  1. Vaishnavi Rajput –

    A challenging read but very insightful. Gives you a good foundation in how warfare is thought about. Not for everyone.

  2. Sudhanshu Yadav –

    Still relevant after all these years! His theory of war is a game-changer. I like this book and will read it again

  3. Ankita Halder –

    Valuable insights marred by dense prose. I think the modern reader needs to put in lots of work. Some ideas are good.

  4. Prabhuraj Archana Barabde –

    A true classic! Clausewitz’s theories remain relevant even today. A heavy read but worth it for anyone interested in conflict.

  5. Sourabh Nemagoud –

    A foundational text, but it shows its age. Modern readers might struggle with the style. Still, many ideas are evergreen.

  6. Saksham Sharma –

    Gives great details, but the amount of information can be pretty tiring. Still, a really fascinating look at war.

  7. Ashish Chahar –

    This book is pretty interesting if you’re into military stuff or anything about how the world works.

  8. Rajdeep Saha –

    Found this book insightful, although some sections were a bit dry. A classic for a reason, but takes effort to get through.

  9. Spersh R Chaudhary –

    A bit overwhelming at times. Lots of details. Some interesting concepts are introduced in this book. I liked this book

  10. Divyanshu Abhishek –

    This book gives such a deep dive into the idea of war and strategies! Even if you aren’t a military fan, it is a really interesting read.

  11. Harshit Soni –

    The concepts are very thought-provoking. Although, it can be difficult to understand the context sometimes. Some passages bore me.

  12. Aayush Tanwar –

    Amazing exploration of war’s nature. Some passages are a bit repetitive, overall, a very insightful book on the topic.

  13. Mohit Biswas –

    Essential reading for understanding military strategy. Some sections feel a little repetitive. Still, a profound work.

  14. Vivek Mandal –

    I really enjoyed this book and found it gave me some new perspectives on things and war. I will reread this book again.

  15. Ishika Mandal –

    Important, but be prepared to take notes. It’s not a light read and the old style of writing may be a challenge

  16. Sambhav –

    A must-read for military strategists. However, the book needs patience and dedication. Old writing may bore some readers.

  17. Yasaswani Akula –

    Clausewitz offers a lot of wisdom, but be prepared for some heavy reading. It can be a slog, but it has some good stuff.

  18. Anshul Singh Vimal –

    Important historical context, but the language can be difficult. Some concepts are repetitive. Overall, worth the effort.

  19. Ishika Sharma –

    A must-read for military enthusiasts. Some parts are a bit outdated, but the core concepts remain powerful.

  20. Gaurisha Divyanshi –

    Changed the way I think about conflict. However, expect a lot of historical examples and complex sentences. A great book

  21. Harshit Lohumi –

    Important but dense. It requires careful reading. A must if you study warfare. I struggled with the older writing.

  22. Shreya Singh –

    A dense but rewarding read. Clausewitz’s ideas are still relevant, but expect a challenging intellectual journey. Not a casual read!

  23. Ekam Jeet Singh –

    A complex book that requires patience. It’s thought-provoking but quite theoretical and the print quality is not great.

  24. Sarath Krishnan –

    The insights are great, but the writing style is dry and difficult. It could have been more concise. Gave me brain ache.

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