German problems and personalities
By: by Charles Sarolea.
Contributors: Sorel, Albert, 1842-1906.
Publisher: Chatto & Windus
Published: 1917
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 271
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918; Germany -- Politics and government; Germany -- Foreign relations; Germany -- Intellectual life
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by the literary editor of the New York "Times."; title: An American preface [written for the American ed. of the "Anglo-German problem"]; title: My forecasts of 1906 and 1912.; title: The curse of the Hohenzollern.; title: The German war-triumvirate: Nietzche. Montaigne and Nietzsche. Treitschke. Bernhardi.; title: Frederick the Great: the father of Prussian militarism.; title: The apotheosis of Goethe.; title: The service of the city in Germany.; title: The neglect of German.; title: Mecklenburg, the paradise of Prussian junkerthum.; title: The German race heresy and the war.; title: A slump in German theology.; title: The German enigma.; title: The tragic isolation of Germany: an interview with a continental statesman.; title: Russia and Germany.; title: The peacemaker of Germany: Prince Bernhard von Bülow.; title: The silence of Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg.; title: The coming revolution in Germany.; title: Via pacis.; title: Appendix. The private morality of the Prussian kings. Frederick William II: the Hohenzollern polygamist, by A. Sorel.