Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View

In Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View Price Collier provides a comprehensive exploration of German culture society and politics seen through the lens of an American observer. Written in the early 20th century the book reflects on the historical context of Germany's position in Europe and the growing tensions that would soon culminate in World War I. Collier delves into various aspects of German life including its customs education and industrial achievements offering insights into the character and mindset of the German people. Collier's work emphasizes the contrasts between American and German values highlighting the strong sense of nationalism and order prevalent in Germany. He examines the German educational system and its emphasis on discipline and thoroughness contrasting it with American ideals of individualism and innovation. Through his observations Collier aims to foster understanding and appreciation of Germany while also addressing the complexities and challenges within the German political landscape of the time.