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War Guilt Again
Grattan, C. Hartley | October 5, 1932 issue

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The little book "Germany Not Guilty in 1914," by M.H. Cochran is a remarkably effective attack upon Bernadotte E. Schmitt's "Coming of the War, 1914," which won the George Louis Beer Prize of the American Historical Association and the Pulitzer Prize of 1931 for the best book of the year on American history. That it won the latter award is indeed curious, for the book has little to do with American history; it deals, rather, with the outbreak of the war in Europe, ostensibly in an objective and scholarly fashion, really in a prejudiced and misleading manner.

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