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

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.