The Swedish tactic was to march to close on the enemy, fire one devastating volley and then charge them with bayonets. In the Battle of Fraustadt, the swedes did exactly that. The swedes had the wind in their back so after the fired the gun smoke was blown into the Saxon ranks and temporarily blinded them, they could only see a few meters forward and then from there they saw thousand of swedes running at them. The Saxons were shocked and the entire army almost fled in panic after the first carolean bayonet charge, but the Saxon's managed to not run away horribly although the swedes were going through their lines like a hot knife through butter. Soon after this the swedes cavalry which had positioned itself on the Saxon flanks surrounded the Saxons. The Saxon's couldn't withstand being charged from three directions, even thought the swedes only were half the size of the Saxons they made them run home with the tail between their legs that day,

After WW1 Germany was forced to accept a hard peace at Versailles. Many Germans were angry about this harsh peace that for example didn't allow Germany to own a single tank or airplane, instead the army had to train with cars that had been painted to look like tanks. Many German's were furious about this and felt like this was an attack on their German pride! Paper tank: