Explore the intricate financial landscape of World War I through the insightful lens of Otto Hermann Kahn in "Frenzied Liberty and The Myth of A Rich Man's War." This historical analysis delves into the complexities of American finance during a period of global upheaval. Kahn meticulously examines the financial strategies and economic realities that shaped the United States' involvement in the war.
Offering a unique perspective on the era's world affairs, this volume dissects the mythologies surrounding war finance and the perceived role of wealth. Readers interested in the history of World War I, particularly its financial aspects, will find this work a valuable resource. Providing a deep dive into the economic considerations that influenced a world at war. A vital contribution to understanding the intersection of business, economics, and global conflict.
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