The Eve of 1914

This hardcover edition shows noticeable wear on the spine and edges, with some fraying at the corners. The pages are intact but exhibit age-related toning. There are handwritten notes visible on the copyright page, which may interest collectors. The absence of a dust jacket further highlights its vintage condition.

The Eve of 1914 by Theodor Wolff, published by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. in 1936, is a significant historical work exploring the causes leading to World War I. Originally published in German in 1934 under the title "Der Krieg des Pontius Pilatus," this edition presents an English translation that delves into the political and social climate of Europe before the outbreak of the war. The book is bound in hardcover, with no dust jacket present. Theodor Wolff, a prominent journalist and editor, offers a detailed analysis that appeals to historians and enthusiasts of European history. This edition is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of early 20th-century geopolitics. The condition of the book shows signs of wear, with some handwritten notes on the copyright page, adding a personal historical touch.