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Chapter 12 DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 MY FIRST YEAR IN GERMANY
Chapter 2 POLITICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL
Chapter 3 DIPLOMATIC WORK OF FIRST WINTER IN BERLIN
Chapter 4 MILITARISM IN GERMANY AND THE ZABERN AFFAIR
Chapter 5 PSYCHOLOGY AND CAUSES WHICH PREPARED THE NATION FOR WAR
Chapter 6 AT KIEL JUST BEFORE THE WAR
Chapter 7 THE SYSTEM
Chapter 8 THE DAYS BEFORE THE WAR
Chapter 9 THE AMERICANS AT THE OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES
Chapter 10 PRISONERS OF WAR
Chapter 11 FIRST DAYS OF THE WAR POLITICAL AND DIPLOMATIC
Chapter 12 DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS
Chapter 13 MAINLY COMMERCIAL
Chapter 14 WORK FOR THE GERMANS
Chapter 15 WAR CHARITIES
Chapter 16 HATE
Chapter 17 No.17
Chapter 18 LIBERALS AND REASONABLE MEN
Chapter 19 THE GERMAN PEOPLE IN WAR
Chapter 20 LAST
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