Benton L. Bradberry Boeken

Challenging the prevailing narrative, the book argues that Germany has been unjustly labeled as history's ultimate "villain." It contends that the country was not responsible for World War I or World War II but rather a victim of Allied aggression. The author suggests that Germany's opposition to Communism, which emerged after the instability of World War I, positioned it as a protector of Western, Christian Civilization. The text posits that the United States and Britain mistakenly aligned with the wrong side in these conflicts, leading to dire consequences for Western society.