In Quest of Truth & Justice: Debunking the War Guilt Myth

by Harry Elmer (Intro William L. Neumann) Barnes

A thorough, in-depth scholarly analysis of the origins of the 'Great War' aka World War 1, by the 20th century's greatest revisionist writer, analysing the personalities and institutions of the time, the drift towards war and those who intentionally accelerated same, the writers and intellectuals who bear their own responsibility for this, the role of major powers external to Europe, and much much more. Author presents a solid case that Germany was no more guilty of fomenting the First World War than were France, Britain, Russia, and other nations - but having lost the war was conveniently scapegoated by 'court' historians to the victor powers and others who found this convenient to their own agendas. Contains index, publisher's appendix, 423pp.

Hardcover

Published January 1, 1972

Reviews

[John Geddes]

"The most complete summary of the Revisionist controversy over the causes of the first World War."

IHR Revisionist Bibliography 1981
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