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My Four Years in Germany by James W Gerard Exposed
Gerald recounts anti American sentiment in Berlin during WWI, detailing German press campaigns against the United States, the Continental Times propaganda, the League of Truth affidavits, and German officials’ hostility to Americans. He notes medals for victories, attacks on Wilson, and the bitter shift of German public opinion toward Americans and German-Americans.
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Germany
Gerard
United States
Berlin
Foreign Office
Stanhope
Ruhleben
Marten
Wilson
Conger
Associated Press
Sir Roger Casement
Washington
State Department
O’gorman
New York
England
Continental Times
von Jagow
League OF Truth
America
France
West Front
Lusitania
von Emmich
Liege
Regierungsrat
Paul Krause
Marshal von der Goltz
Lokal Anzeiger
Maximilian Harden
Dia Zukunil
von Kessel
Mark
Brandenburg
Harden
Philharmonic
Tageblatt
Theodore Wolff
Reichstag
Stresemann
National Liberal Party
Mericans
Hohenzollerns
Hesse
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurttemberg
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Hyen
Enrya
Uncle Sam
Max
Baden
August Wilhelm
Coupor Jacobs
Jacobs
Musical America
Zimmermann
Mir
Evening Courier