Butler, D. A. The Burden of Guilt. How Germany shattered the Last Days of Peace, August 1914

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English text, 16 plates with b&w illustrations. Philadelphia: Casemate Publishers 2010. 330 pp.

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In this work, the author opposes the widespread opinion that Europe as a collective virtually slid into the catastrophe of World War I, and that Germany bore no greater guilt for the outbreak of the war than the other European powers. Rather, he argues that the main blame for the outbreak of the war lies with the German Empire, a position taken immediately after the end of the war and in the Treaty of Versailles. Daniel A. Butler analyses the character, aims and ideas of the kings, heads of state and key diplomats who guided the fortunes of their countries in the July crisis of 1914.

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Author: Butler, D. A.
Title: The Burden of Guilt. How Germany shattered the Last Days of Peace, August 1914
Details: English text, 16 plates with b&w illustrations. Philadelphia: Casemate Publishers 2010. 330 pp.