Comments by "Abraham Dozer" (@abrahamdozer6273) on "Two years in to Russia's '10-day war'" video.

The early days of the invasion were like the Schlieffen Plan going off the rails in August 1914. Both the Russians and Germans split their power between too many smaller invading arms.
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@AREMUP Partly
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@Gorboduc He sacked Moltke for being right. I kind of reminds you of the revolving door of leaders of the Russian army right now.
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@piotrd.4850 They grossly underestimated their adversary, as well.
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@lehtokurppa7824 The Brits had little to contribute in 1914 except for a powerful navy. While millions were being mobilized in Germany, France, Austria-Hungary and Russia each, the UK had 100,000 troops to field with their light artillery. They were pros who fought above their weight but in 1914, Britain was a negligible land power. It didn't stay that way, though.
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