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General Field Marshal von Hindenburg and Quartermaster General Ludendorff formed the third Supreme army command from August 1916. De facto they formed

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General Field Marshal von Hindenburg and Quartermaster General Ludendorff formed the third Supreme army command from August 1916. De facto they formed a duo military-dictator, which determined the military, political and economic course of the German Reich and increasingly also of its allies.

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