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Lees Knowles Lectures Die sind eine öffentliche Vorlesungsreihe für Militärgeschichte am Trinity College der University

Lees Knowles Lectures

Die Lees Knowles Lectures sind eine öffentliche Vorlesungsreihe für Militärgeschichte am Trinity College der University of Cambridge.

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Sie wurde 1912 zur Förderung der Militärwissenschaften gegründet und richtet sich in erster Linie an Militär-, Politik- und Sozialhistoriker, aber auch an eine breitere Öffentlichkeit. Gründer war der britische Militärhistoriker Lees Knowles. Es waren bedeutende britische Persönlichkeiten in Cambridge zu Gast, anfangs vor allem Offizier, heute überwiegend Marine- und Militärhistoriker. Zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts unregelmäßig, finden seit den 1970er Jahren die Lesungen zweijährlich statt. Erster Lecturer war Sir Julian Corbett (1915).

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  • 1915: Sir Julian Corbett: The Great War after Trafalgar
  • 1922: Colonel Maxwell Earle: The principal strategical problems affecting the British Empire
  • 1923: Colonel Maxwell Earle: The principles of war
  • 1924: Colonel M.A. Wingfield: The eight principles of war as exemplified in the Palestine campaign, 1915–1918
  • 1924: Lieutenant Colonel F.P. Nosworthy: Russia before, during and after the Great War
  • 1925: Major General Sir Frederick Maurice: Statesmen and soldiers in the American civil war
  • 1927: Major General Sir Wilkinson Bird: Some early crises of the war, and the events leading up to them: Western Front 1914
  • 1928: Major General Sir George Aston: Problems of empire defence
  • 1929: A.R. Hinks: Frontiers and boundary delimitations
  • 1930: William Woodthorpe Tarn: Hellenistic military developments
  • 1931: Admiral Sir Herbert Richmond: Capture at sea in war
  • 1932: Captain Basil Liddell Hart: The movement of military thought from the eighteenth to the twentieth century, and its influence on European history
  • 1933: John Buchan, 1. Baron Tweedsmuir: Oliver Cromwell as a soldier
  • 1934: Air Commodore Lionel Charlton: Military aeronautics applied to modern warfare
  • 1936: C.R.M.F. Cruttwell: The role of British strategy in the Great War
  • 1937: General Sir Edmund Ironside, 1. Baron Ironside: British military history from 1899 to the present
  • 1939: General Sir Archibald Wavell, 1. Earl Wavell: Generalship
  • 1940: General Sir Frederick Maurice: Public opinion in war
  • 1941: Captain Cyril Falls: The nature of modern warfare
  • 1942: Major General Sir George Lindsay: War on the civil and military fronts
  • 1946: Colonel A.H. Burne: Military strategy as exemplified in World War II
  • 1947: Air Marshal Arthur Tedder, 1. Baron Tedder: Air power in modern warfare
  • 1948: Admiral Sir William James: The influence of sea power upon the history of the British people
  • 1949: Sir Ronald Weeks: Organisation and equipment for war
  • 1950: Sir Henry Tizard: The influence of war on science
  • 1951: General Sir William Platt: The campaign against Italian East Africa, 1940–1 / Captain G.H. Roberts: The battles of the Atlantic
  • 1952: Air Chief Marshal Sir Roderic Hill: Some human factors in war
  • 1953: Sir Fitzroy Maclean: Irregular warfare
  • 1954: General Sir Brian Horrocks: Are we training for the last war?
  • 1956: Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett: Atomic weapons, 1945–1955
  • 1957: John Ehrman: Cabinet government and war, 1890–1940
  • 1958: Field Marshal John Harding, 1. Baron Harding of Petherton: Mediterranean strategy in the 2nd World War / Sir Leslie Rowan: Arms and economics: the changing challenge
  • 1960: Captain Stephen Roskill: Maritime strategy in the twentieth century
  • 1961: Field Marshal William Slim, 1. Viscount Slim: The military mind and the spirit of an army
  • 1962: Lieutenant General Sir John Winthrop Hackett Junior: The profession of arms
  • 1963: Noble Frankland: The strategic air offensive
  • 1965: Sir Solly Zuckerman: Science and military affairs
  • 1966: Michael Howard: Conduct of British strategy in the 2nd World War
  • 1968: Reginald Victor Jones: Command
  • 1969: Alastair Buchan: The changing functions of military force in international politics
  • 1970: Geoffrey Best: Conscience and the conduct of war, from the French Revolution through the Franco-Prussian war
  • 1971: Harry Hinsley: War and the development of the international system
  • 1972: John Erickson: Soviet soldiers and Soviet society
  • 1973: Piers Mackesy: Problems of an amphibious power 1795–1808
  • 1974: Donald Cameron Watt: European armed forces and the approach of the 2nd World War 1933–39 / Hermann Bondi: Science and defence
  • 1975: R.L. Clutterbuck: Guerilla warfare and political violence
  • 1977: Christopher Thorne: Anglo-American relations and war against Japan 1941–45
  • 1979: Field Marshal Michael Carver, Baron Carver: Apostles of mobility
  • 1981: Laurence Martin: Evolution of nuclear strategic doctrine since 1945
  • 1983: Alistair Horne: The French army and politics 1870–1970
  • 1985: Geoffrey Parker: European warfare 1520–1660
  • 1986: John Keegan: Some fallacies of military history
  • 1989: Alan K. Bowman: Vindolanda and the Roman Army: New documents from the northern frontier
  • 1990: Maurice Keen: English military experience, c.1340 – c.1450
  • 1992: William Hardy McNeill: Dance, drill and bonding in human affairs
  • 1995: Hew Strachan: The politics of the British Army 1815–1914
  • 1996: Field Marshal Sir Peter Inge, Baron Inge: Military force in a changing world
  • 1998: Keith Jeffery: ‘For the freedom of small nations’: Ireland and the Great War
  • 2000: Brian Bond: Britain and the First World War: The challenge to historians
  • 2002: Antony Beevor: The experience of war
  • 2004: David Parrott: War, Armies, and Politics in Early Modern Europe: The Military Devolution, 1560–1660
  • 2006: Ben Shephard: What Makes a Soldier? And What Does Not?
  • 2008: Peter Paret: 1806: The Cognitive Challenge of War
  • 2010: Andrew Roberts: The creation of Anglo-American grand strategy 1941–45 / Nicholas Rodger: The British Navy in the Second World War / Richard Overy: Air Power in the Second World War: A War Winner? / Max Hastings: The British Army in the Second World War
  • 2012: Amir Weiner: Total War: The Soviet Union and the Eastern Front in a Comparative Framework
  • 2014: Ahmed Rashid / Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles / Rory Stewart / Anatol Lieven: 'Games Great and Small: Afghanistan in the Modern World'
  • 2016: James Howard-Johnston: The Byzantine Art of War

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  • Birkbeck Lectures
  • Clark Lectures
  • Tarner Lectures

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  • Brian Bond: The Unquiet Western Front. Britain's Role in Literature and History. Cambridge University Press, New York 2004, ISBN 0-521-80995-9, S. 105 ff.

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Die Lees Knowles Lectures sind eine offentliche Vorlesungsreihe fur Militargeschichte am Trinity College der University of Cambridge Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Profil 2 Lecturer 3 Siehe auch 4 Literatur 5 WeblinksProfil BearbeitenSie wurde 1912 zur Forderung der Militarwissenschaften gegrundet und richtet sich in erster Linie an Militar Politik und Sozialhistoriker aber auch an eine breitere Offentlichkeit Grunder war der britische Militarhistoriker Lees Knowles Es waren bedeutende britische Personlichkeiten in Cambridge zu Gast anfangs vor allem Offizier heute uberwiegend Marine und Militarhistoriker Zu Beginn des 20 Jahrhunderts unregelmassig finden seit den 1970er Jahren die Lesungen zweijahrlich statt Erster Lecturer war Sir Julian Corbett 1915 Lecturer Bearbeiten1915 Sir Julian Corbett The Great War after Trafalgar 1922 Colonel Maxwell Earle The principal strategical problems affecting the British Empire 1923 Colonel Maxwell Earle The principles of war 1924 Colonel M A Wingfield The eight principles of war as exemplified in the Palestine campaign 1915 1918 1924 Lieutenant Colonel F P Nosworthy Russia before during and after the Great War 1925 Major General Sir Frederick Maurice Statesmen and soldiers in the American civil war 1927 Major General Sir Wilkinson Bird Some early crises of the war and the events leading up to them Western Front 1914 1928 Major General Sir George Aston Problems of empire defence 1929 A R Hinks Frontiers and boundary delimitations 1930 William Woodthorpe Tarn Hellenistic military developments 1931 Admiral Sir Herbert Richmond Capture at sea in war 1932 Captain Basil Liddell Hart The movement of military thought from the eighteenth to the twentieth century and its influence on European history 1933 John Buchan 1 Baron Tweedsmuir Oliver Cromwell as a soldier 1934 Air Commodore Lionel Charlton Military aeronautics applied to modern warfare 1936 C R M F Cruttwell The role of British strategy in the Great War 1937 General Sir Edmund Ironside 1 Baron Ironside British military history from 1899 to the present 1939 General Sir Archibald Wavell 1 Earl Wavell Generalship 1940 General Sir Frederick Maurice Public opinion in war 1941 Captain Cyril Falls The nature of modern warfare 1942 Major General Sir George Lindsay War on the civil and military fronts 1946 Colonel A H Burne Military strategy as exemplified in World War II 1947 Air Marshal Arthur Tedder 1 Baron Tedder Air power in modern warfare 1948 Admiral Sir William James The influence of sea power upon the history of the British people 1949 Sir Ronald Weeks Organisation and equipment for war 1950 Sir Henry Tizard The influence of war on science 1951 General Sir William Platt The campaign against Italian East Africa 1940 1 Captain G H Roberts The battles of the Atlantic 1952 Air Chief Marshal Sir Roderic Hill Some human factors in war 1953 Sir Fitzroy Maclean Irregular warfare 1954 General Sir Brian Horrocks Are we training for the last war 1956 Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett Atomic weapons 1945 1955 1957 John Ehrman Cabinet government and war 1890 1940 1958 Field Marshal John Harding 1 Baron Harding of Petherton Mediterranean strategy in the 2nd World War Sir Leslie Rowan Arms and economics the changing challenge 1960 Captain Stephen Roskill Maritime strategy in the twentieth century 1961 Field Marshal William Slim 1 Viscount Slim The military mind and the spirit of an army 1962 Lieutenant General Sir John Winthrop Hackett Junior The profession of arms 1963 Noble Frankland The strategic air offensive 1965 Sir Solly Zuckerman Science and military affairs 1966 Michael Howard Conduct of British strategy in the 2nd World War 1968 Reginald Victor Jones Command 1969 Alastair Buchan The changing functions of military force in international politics 1970 Geoffrey Best Conscience and the conduct of war from the French Revolution through the Franco Prussian war 1971 Harry Hinsley War and the development of the international system 1972 John Erickson Soviet soldiers and Soviet society 1973 Piers Mackesy Problems of an amphibious power 1795 1808 1974 Donald Cameron Watt European armed forces and the approach of the 2nd World War 1933 39 Hermann Bondi Science and defence 1975 R L Clutterbuck Guerilla warfare and political violence 1977 Christopher Thorne Anglo American relations and war against Japan 1941 45 1979 Field Marshal Michael Carver Baron Carver Apostles of mobility 1981 Laurence Martin Evolution of nuclear strategic doctrine since 1945 1983 Alistair Horne The French army and politics 1870 1970 1985 Geoffrey Parker European warfare 1520 1660 1986 John Keegan Some fallacies of military history 1989 Alan K Bowman Vindolanda and the Roman Army New documents from the northern frontier 1990 Maurice Keen English military experience c 1340 c 1450 1992 William Hardy McNeill Dance drill and bonding in human affairs 1995 Hew Strachan The politics of the British Army 1815 1914 1996 Field Marshal Sir Peter Inge Baron Inge Military force in a changing world 1998 Keith Jeffery For the freedom of small nations Ireland and the Great War 2000 Brian Bond Britain and the First World War The challenge to historians 2002 Antony Beevor The experience of war 2004 David Parrott War Armies and Politics in Early Modern Europe The Military Devolution 1560 1660 2006 Ben Shephard What Makes a Soldier And What Does Not 2008 Peter Paret 1806 The Cognitive Challenge of War 2010 Andrew Roberts The creation of Anglo American grand strategy 1941 45 Nicholas Rodger The British Navy in the Second World War Richard Overy Air Power in the Second World War A War Winner Max Hastings The British Army in the Second World War 2012 Amir Weiner Total War The Soviet Union and the Eastern Front in a Comparative Framework 2014 Ahmed Rashid Sir Sherard Cowper Coles Rory Stewart Anatol Lieven Games Great and Small Afghanistan in the Modern World 2016 James Howard Johnston The Byzantine Art of WarSiehe auch BearbeitenBirkbeck Lectures Clark Lectures Tarner 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