In his early masterpiece, the pre-World War II ‘Le fil de l’épée,’ a young Charles de Gaulle observed that soldiers and politicians usually can’t get along well: They’re too different by temperament, socialization, and purpose. And yet the man who would brilliantly succeed at being both a military and a political leader also insisted that, ultimately, t…
Birth of a Myth
By replacing his top general, Zelensky has laid a trap for himself
