Prologue to Nuremberg: The Politics and Diplomacy of Punishing War Criminals of the First World War

Review\n"A well-researched study on the international law concerning predominantly German war crimes of WWI. The author devotes considerable amount of attention to European political developments that erupted into the Great War and how German military behavior so enraged the Allies that they sought retribution in the form of an international tribunal....An extremely interesting historical study that provides solid background to the study of the law of war. Highly recommended for college and university libraries." (Choice -- From the Publisher\nFrom the Publisher\nA well-researched study on the international law concerning predominantly German war crimes of WWI. The author devotes considerable amount of attention to European political developments that erupted into the Great War and how German military behavior so enraged the Allies that they sought retribution in the form of an international tribunal....An extremely interesting historical study that provides solid background to the study of the law of war. Highly recommended for college and university libraries.