In the Current History magazine, George Sylvester Viereck, described as "in closer personal relations with the former Emperor than anyone outside his immediate entourage,"presents the exiled All Highest's views on Germany's War Guilt, the Treaty of Versailles, the Experts' Plan and the League of Nations. The article is sealed with the ex-Kaiser's stamp of approval: "I am deeply grateful for this capital essay. I authorize its publication as it is, and have no changes to suggest* "William I. R."
The ex-Kaiser, it is enough to say, does not think that Germany was...
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