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Who was Paul von Hindenburg's deputy when he became Chief of the Great General Staff?
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Answer
When Hindenburg became Chief of the Great General Staff, his deputy was General Erich Ludendorff. Together, they established a de facto military dictatorship in Germany during World War I.
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