| SECTION ONE: BACKGROUND |
| The seeds of World War One were not nurtured amid lofty principles of liberty, religious freedom, or from a need to topple cruel kings or despots. It was a conflict conceived in smoke-filled board rooms, political office spaces, stock exchanges and banks on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and carried to term by various parties who stood to gain politically or financially. Birthed into the waiting arms of jealousy, politics and greed, it was a banal, vile creation, an artificially inseminated monster that maimed and murdered a generation of young men and laid a direct pathway to another war. To achieve this goal, motivations and villains had to be artificially crafted. What ensued was the largest ethnic assault in human history. |
| The Baghdad-Berlin Railway German Nationalism Sykes-Picot |
| The German Navy The Kiel Kanal The German Greyhounds |
| Franz Ferdinand The Assassination |
| The Lusitania The Kaiser's Pirates A Propaganda Bonanza The Zimmermann Note |
| George Creel Spies Wellington House The Propagandists The C.P.I. The A.P.L. |
| The Peacemakers The Pacifists The Businessmen Alien and Sedition Act Vigilantes |
| The Prager Hanging State by State Violence & Civil Liberties Violations Assaults on Religion |
| Assaults on the German Language and Music Book Burnings. |
| The Boys who Fought and Died. |
| Versailles The Booty The Dead Greyhounds Plebiscites The Spinmasters |
| Prohibition A Continuation of Hate and Propaganda Summary |
| Immigration Germans in the Civil War Before they Sprouted Fangs and Horns |

| ANTI-GERMAN HYSTERIA |
| The Success of the Young German Empire Prelude to War The Morocco Crisis |
| SECTION TWO: CONTENTS |
| The Birth of the German Empire |
| The Holy Roman Empire The Habsburg Empire |