Understanding Germany, the Only Way to End War, and Other Essays, Volume 20

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Focusing on the historical context of World War I, this collection of essays by Max Eastman explores the complexities of understanding Germany as a means to achieve lasting peace. Published in 1916, the work delves into military history and the socio-political dynamics of the era, reflecting on the broader implications of war. Despite the potential imperfections in this reproduction of a pre-1923 text, its cultural significance and insights into the period remain valuable for readers interested in military history and wartime thought.