"My Three Years in America" by Count Johann Heinrich Bernstorff is a memoir offering a window into the author's time as the German ambassador to the United States during the turbulent years of World War I. Bernstorff tells about the world of diplomacy, exploring Germany's relationship with America and the shifting political ground during the war. The book starts with his diplomatic training in London, where he learned the importance of strong relationships between Germany and other countries. As tension grew before the war, Bernstorff worked to improve Germany's image in the U.S., battling anti-German feelings and widespread propaganda while providing insights into the relationship between German actions and American views during a critical time.
My Three Years in America
By Johann Heinrich Bernstorff
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Experience the gripping account of a German ambassador navigating treacherous political waters in America as World War I ignites.
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