THE NATION AT WAR

2014 reprint (1931). The beloved German General believed in a militaristic state to preserve its sovereignty from outside distractions and inner decay, and he believed the world’s problems were due to revolutionary Jews, Freemasons and even the political influence of Rome. He considered Hitler as a manipulative politician and prophesied that he would “cast the Reich into the abyss and bring our nation into inconceivable misery.”