Le Queux presents this 1917 book as the memoirs of Count Ernst von Heltzendorff, a former adjutant to the German Crown Prince, recounting numbered secrets of scandal, espionage and intrigue at Potsdam. It belongs with his sensational spy fiction rather than with history: wartime propaganda of doubtful authenticity, read today as a period piece.
Of interest to readers of spy fiction and anyone studying how the First World War was sold to the British public. Download the free EPUB.