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Itineraria jako źródła poznania myśli strategicznej i operacyjnej w okresie panowania Stefana Batorego

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Łopatecki K.

Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki

2018

tom 63

nr 2

29–49

The article presents military itineraries, i.e. planned descriptions of the routes of troops. Such sources constitute the oldest objects of military cartography. They also enable reconstruction of strategic concepts and operational activities planned by commanders. The time of Stefan Batory was discussed in the article because such cartographic support was the basis for often quite complicated planning. Itineraries could be perfectly used both during mobilisation and relocation of the army, and also during military operations. They were especially useful in coordination of operations of two or more numbers of regiments or allied armies. Analysed examples suggest that at the time of the reign of Stefan Batory the early modern cartographic turn took place.

Itineraria jako źródła powstania myśli strategicznej i operacyjnej w okresie panowania Stefana Batorego

100%

Łopatecki K.

Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki

2018

tom R. 63, nr 2

29--49

The article presents military itineraries, i.e. planned descriptions of the routes of troops. Such sources constitute the oldest objects of military cartography. They also enable reconstruction of strategic concepts and operational activities planned by commanders. The time of Stefan Batory was discussed in the article because such cartographic support was the basis for often quite complicated planning. Itineraries could be perfectly used both during mobilization and relocation of the army, and also during military operations. They were especially useful in coordination of operations of two or more numbers of regiments or allied armies. Analysed examples suggest that at the time of the reign of Stefan Batory the early modern cartographic turn took place.