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Der Weltkrieg, II. Band / Vom Kriegsausbruch bis zum uneingeschränkten U-Bootkrieg

By Karl Helfferich
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A chronological analysis of the conflict from outbreak through the turn to unrestricted submarine warfare, combining military narrative with detailed economic and administrative study. It surveys major campaigns and diplomatic maneuvers, examines war finance, taxation, and loan policy, and traces industrial mobilization, raw‑material management, labor regulation, transport and food supply measures. Chapters address wartime legislation, munitions and coal crises, centralization of trade and procurement, and how naval strategy and diplomatic efforts interacted to shape political decisions.

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Karl Helfferich

Karl Helfferich was a German politician and economist, best known for his extensive writings on World War I. His notable work, "Der Weltkrieg," is a comprehensive three-volume analysis that explores the causes, events, and consequences of the war. Helfferich's perspective as a contemporary observer provides valuable insights into the political and social dynamics of the time. His contributions to the understanding of the Great War reflect both his academic background and his involvement in the political landscape of early 20th-century Germany.

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