Carl von Clausewitz

Carl von Clausewitz (1780–1831)

Author of On War (Penguin Classics)

Also known as: Clausewitz, Clausevitz, Clausewitz Von, Von Clausewitz, Clausewitz Carl, Karl Clausewitz ... (see complete list), C Von Clausewitz, Claus Clausewitz, Carl Von Clauswitz, Carl von Clauswitz, Karl Von Clauswitz, Carl Von Clausewitz, Karl Von Clausewitz, Von Clausewitz Carl, Karl Von Cllausewitz, Claus Von Clausewitz, General Carl von Clausewitz, General Paul Von Clausewitz, by Gen. Carl Von Clausewitz, General Carl Von Clausewitz, Carl Von, General Clausewitz, Carl) Gatzke Clausewitz Hans W von, Carl Philipp Gottlieb von Clausewitz, Karl Philipp Gottlieb von Clausewitz, edited by Anatol Rapoport. Clausewitz, ed.) Karl von Clausewitz (Anatol Rapoport, Karl von Clausewitz (ed. Anatol Rapoport), Carl Von; Edited and Translated By Michael Howard, General Carl Von Clausewitz translator: Hans W. Ga, Karl Von Clausewitz, (trans.) O. J. Matthijs Jolle

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Please note: abridged editions should not be combined with complete editions. Discussion in Combiners group.

This is not really a notice about the author but about his works. Students and scholars of Clausewitz have emphasized the differences between the original German text and the several translated editions into English especially, but also other languages. Therefore, I would propose reorganizing the list of works to group editions of "On War" by language and editor/translator as much as possible because of the noted differences between each version.

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Please note: abridged editions should not be combined with complete editions. Discussion in Combiners group.

This is not really a notice about the author but about his works. Students and scholars of Clausewitz have emphasized the differences between the original German text and the several translated editions into English especially, but also other languages. Therefore, I would propose reorganizing the list of works to group editions of "On War" by language and editor/translator as much as possible because of the noted differences between each version.

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