I'm told that even Eichel, who was not big on criticizing Fritz in general, thought that scapegoating Finck was unfair here, seeing as how it was *following Fritz's orders* that landed Finck there in the first place.
Notice also how Fritz could single-handedly catastrophically lose Hochkirch and Kunersdorf and not cashier himself, noooo.
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Re: Fritz and Heinrich as generals, according to Christian von Krockow
Date: 2020-01-14 09:24 pm (UTC)STOOOOOOP
I'm told that even Eichel, who was not big on criticizing Fritz in general, thought that scapegoating Finck was unfair here, seeing as how it was *following Fritz's orders* that landed Finck there in the first place.
Notice also how Fritz could single-handedly catastrophically lose Hochkirch and Kunersdorf and not cashier himself, noooo.