Braun was one of the leaders of the Social Democratic Party in Germany and after the Kapp Putsch (March 1920) he became Prime Minister of Prussia, retaining that office until he was deposed by Hindenburg and Von Papen in 1932. He left Germany early in 1933. His book deals largely with internal German affairs, on which he throws much new light by quoting hitherto unknown documents and conversations.
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