Originally published in the late 19th century, this political tract outlines the author's demands for Germany's relationship with France. Von Treitschke argues that Germany should seek to expand its borders and become the dominant power in Europe, and that France should be made subservient to German interests. A controversial and provocative work that sheds light on the political tensions of the time.

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