GERMANY'S AIMS IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR. Fritz Fischer. Part 2

GERMANY'S AIMS IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR.
Fritz Fischer.
Copyright 1961.
Translation Copyright 1967.

Chapters 12 to 23.
Full TTS Text at archive.org
https://ia601007.us.archive.org/2/items/germanys-war-aiims-ww-1/GermanysWarAiimsWW1.txt

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