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'''Erich von Manstein''' (1887–1973) was one of [[Nazi Germany]]'s most prominent [[military]] commanders, often regarded as a very talented [[strategist]] during [[World War II]]. He rose to the rank of Field Marshall and played decisive roles in campaigns such as the invasion of France, the Siege of [[Sevastopol]] in the [[Crimea]], the [[Battle of Stalingrad]] and [[Battle of Kursk]].
'''Erich von Manstein''' (1887–1973) was one of [[Nazi Germany]]'s most prominent [[military]] commanders, often regarded as a very talented [[strategist]] during [[World War II]]. He rose to the rank of Field Marshall and played decisive roles in campaigns such as the [[World_War_II#Fall_of_France.2C_Denmark.2C_and_Norway|invasion of France]], the Siege of [[Sevastopol]] in the [[Crimea]], the [[Battle of Stalingrad]] and [[Battle of Kursk]].
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[[Category:World War II]]
[[Category:World War II]]