The Edinburgh Review, or Critical Journal, Vol. 236: July, 1922-October, 1922 (Classic Reprint)

Delve into a detailed examination of the disarmament and demilitarization of Germany after the first World War. This book explores the critical issue of German disarmament, analyzing the progress made by the Allied Disarmament Commission and addressing concerns about potential German rearmament. The author draws upon conversations with key figures involved in the disarmament process, including General Nollet, Chief of Staff of the French Army, and Count de Fretteville, to provide insights into the challenges and complexities of ensuring Germany's disarmament. The book also examines the broader context of European politics and the impact of German disarmament on the future peace of the continent.