Germany Her Own Judge offers a cosmopolitan Swiss voice weighing the causes of the First World War and the motives behind wartime propaganda.
This edition presents a clear, evidence‑based perspective on responsibility, diplomacy, and the shifting grounds of international policy.
This nonfiction work surveys how nationalist rhetoric, alliance dynamics, and Balkan strategy shaped the conflict. It combines personal reflection with documentary analysis to challenge widely accepted narratives and illuminate the complexities of neutral judgment.
- Explains how wartime propaganda argued for and against a defensive war
- Traces the Balkan League, Austro‑German aims, and the role of foreign powers
- Discusses the limits of neutrality and the logic of impartial judgment
- Highlights how sources and dates were used in public messaging during the war
Ideal for readers of history, diplomacy, and wartime propaganda who want a measured, critically examined view of World War I’s causes and the responsibilities of nations.