The journalist E. J. Dillon, who had spent decades reporting from the capitals of Europe, analyses Germany’s character, its system of preparation for war, its penetration of Italian finance and its relations with Russia. He criticises the hesitations of Entente statesmanship, with an introduction by the Australian prime minister W. M. Hughes.
A forceful wartime polemic, valuable for how Britain saw its enemy in 1915. Download the free EPUB.