3 WWI Titles, Diplomacy In 1913, My Four Years In Germany" , The Diary Of A Severely Wounded Prisoner"

In German Hands: The Diary of a Severely Wounded Prisoner" by Charles Hennebois, with a preface by Ernest Daudet, chronicles the personal experiences of Hennebois during his time as a severely wounded prisoner in Germany. His diary offers a raw and firsthand account of the challenges, hardships, and human experiences faced by prisoners of war during World War I.

"My Four Years in Germany" by James W. Gerard offers an intimate account of the author's experiences during his tenure as the United States Ambassador to Germany from 1913 to 1917. Published under the title "In German Hands," Charles Hennebois's work explores the perspective of individuals who found themselves under German control during World War I. These books provide firsthand insights into the complex political and social dynamics of wartime Germany from both diplomatic and civilian perspectives.

"Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View" by Price Collier, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York in 1913, offers an American perspective on Germany and its people. Price Collier's work explores various facets of German society, culture, and politics as observed through the lens of an American author. This book provides a detailed examination of German life and attitudes during the early 20th century, contributing to the understanding of transatlantic perceptions and relations before World War I.