The Myth of a Guilty Nation

[Recording in progress--this is a PRE-ORDER]

Westerners are just now waking up to the extent of the war propaganda that brought about Allied involvement in the world wars. America, herself historically characterized by an ingrained hesitancy toward European involvement, became an engine of war propaganda seeking to veil the war objectives behind narratives of morality and justice.

In this book, the great dissident from American Progressivism Albert Jay Nock addresses head on the myth of Germany as the singular villain in World War One. Germany had been cast as a rogue nation of wicked imperial ambitions, eager to destroy the Anglo-American out of its own unfounded military hubris. Nock swims courageously against the propagandistic tide in inter-war America to defend Germany against her false accusers.