Headstones of the battle of Tannenberg by kai henriksen. The battle was fought between two armies, The First and The Second. The Germans had only one army The Russians were sure they'd be sorry.
Headstones of the battle of Tannenberg by kai henriksen. The battle was fought between two armies, The First and The Second. The Germans had only one army The Russians were sure they'd be sorry.
Headstones of the battle of Tannenberg by kai henriksen. The battle was fought between two armies, The First and The Second. The Germans had only one army The Russians were sure they'd be sorry.
Kai Henriksen The French were under attack The Germans just would not backtrack The Grand Duke of the Russians Said Its not up for discussion And he sent out his troops to push back Two armies, the First and the Second To flank them will work they reckoned The Second will sneak The First will join midweek At the Germans they will fire their weapons Rennenkampf commanded the first Samsonov, leader of Second he cursed The two wanted to fight Each other that might Be why their coordination was the worst The Germans had only one army The Russians were sure theyd be sorry They outmatched them in number Their march sounded like thunder They all started off on their journey Cryptologists were on either side The German ones working with pride They intercepted intel Which was uncoded as well With this info their army theyd guide The Germans heard their mistake The First army would arrive three days too late They surrounded the Second And pointed their weapons
Samsonovs army had met their fate
The battle was only a massacre If only the First Army was faster The bullets shot through Everyone in Samsonovs view Making him look like an amature
The Germans intercepted their pleas
To the First Army they were on their knees But the big man said Retreat and leave them for dead Rennenkampfs army marched back through the trees Half the Second Army was captured The other half was shattered Samsonov humiliated His ego deflated This was everything to him that mattered Samsonov saw no other way out The Tzar will hold me responsible no doubt He grasped his gun And took one last look at the sun Samsonov had struck out The Germans were given more men They advanced on the First and then The First army retreated They knew they were defeated The Germans had won in the end Tannenberg the name that by the battle is known 2
From their victory the Russians were thrown
The Russians were beaten And their forces were weakened The battlefield filled with headstones