Germany and the war, not a Defense but an Explanation

In "Germany and the War, not a Defense but an Explanation," Bernhard Dernburg offers a rationale for Germany's actions leading up to and during World War I. Published in 1915, this book presents a perspective on the complex political and military landscape of the era. Dernburg addresses the controversies and misunderstandings surrounding Germany's role, aiming to clarify the nation's position and motivations. The book provides insights into the geopolitical tensions and diplomatic maneuvers that characterized the early 20th century.

Dernburg's work is a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of World War I from a German viewpoint. It invites readers to consider the multifaceted causes of the conflict and the diverse perspectives of the nations involved. This book remains relevant for students and scholars interested in the history of international relations and the origins of modern warfare.

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