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| − | '''Erich Ludendorff''' (1865 - 1937) was the [[German]] general who, along with [[Paul von Hindenburg]], was the leading force in defeating the [[Russians]] in [[World War I]] particularly at the [[Battle of Tannenberg]] and [[Masurian Lakes]].
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| − | Ludendorff was responsible for much of the German military policy and for requesting an [[armistice]] with the allied forces to put an end to World War I. After the war he led a nationalist movement and took part with [[Hitler]] in his abortive coup attempt in [[Munich]] in 1923 (the so-called [[Beer Hall Putsch]]). However, Ludendorff severed his relationship with Hitler soon thereafter.
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| − | http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0823750.html
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| − | [[Category:Military Commanders]]
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