Nationale Friedenspolitik

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By Heinrich Rogge

Junker und Dünnhaupt, 1934, 708 pp

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The author underlines his belief that the new Germany wants peace, and a foreword by von Papen says the same thing. But, as the author then sets out in great detail, real peace is impossible so long as one great nation is deprived of the rights and honor which the others enjoy.

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