German World Policies

A detailed analysis of German foreign policy and national identity in the aftermath of World War I. Rohrbach argues that Germany must reclaim its place in the world and promote its cultural and political values, rather than submitting to the dictates of the victorious powers. This book offers an intriguing perspective on a crucial period in modern European history.

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