Carl Ackerman, an American correspondent in Berlin during the first years of the Great War, describes how the German government mobilised public opinion, ran its hate campaign against the United States and fought over submarine warfare as Tirpitz and Falkenhayn fell. He also records rationing and food control at home, and argues that lasting peace requires a German republic.
A vivid 1917 eyewitness account of Germany at war, written as America entered the conflict. Download the free EPUB.