This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
My Four Years in Germany Ambassadors Views on War and America
James W. Gerard recounts his experiences as U S ambassador to Germany from 1913 to 1917 and details conversations with Kaiser Wilhelm II and chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg. He describes German internal politics on submarine warfare, Germany's two camps over the United States, and warnings to America of postwar fallout amid notes on the Sussex and Arabic incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gerard
United States
Charleville
Tirpite
Falkenhayn
von Tirpitz
America
von Jagow
Lusitania
von Tpitz
Bethmann-Hollwegecause
Beng
Altho
France
Belgium
Y Cu
Krapp
Hhe
Haitfeld
Duke of
Trachenberg
Red Cross
Dernburg
Henkel Donmersmarck
Delbrnck
Otwarnaen
Tageszeltung
Revent Jow
Florida
Atrs
Jackson and Rives
Berlin
von Bernstorff
von Rintelen
Washington
Amiabyo
Publ
Cavell
Miss Caven
Bismarck
Therankfurter Zeitung
England
Flanders
Admiral von Holtzendorff
the Holtzendorff
Ballin
von Holtzendorff
James W. Gerard
Potsdam
Atlantic
Americ
Mem
Wilhelm
Star
State Department
Congress
Sussex
Eagle Point
Manchester Engineer
Folkestone
Dieppe
Alsho
Boulogne
Foreign Office
Rman
Guurmarine
Hague
Gagle Point
Mt Owas
Manchester
Prasenger
Freteht
Reichstag
Army
Navy
Bethmann- Hollweg
United States of America