Lauterbacher Linie

The Lauterbacher Linie was a German military strategy used during World War I, focusing on defending the area around Lauterbach and nearby regions. It involved establishing strong defensive positions to protect against enemy advances, particularly on the Western Front. The strategy emphasized fortified lines and prepared infantry to repel attacks, aiming to stabilize the front and prevent breakthroughs. Essentially, it was a tactical approach to organizing defenses in a specific region to maintain control and resist enemy movements during the war.