Beware of The English! German Propaganda Exposes England, compiled by W. G. Knop and published in 1939 by Hamish Hamilton, is a collection of anti-British propaganda materials sourced from Nazi Germany, with contributions attributed to figures like Robert Ley. Released in English with a foreword by Stephen King-Hall, the book presents a series of articles, speeches, and excerpts from German media that criticize British foreign policy, imperialism, and political systems. It argues that England is a manipulative, hypocritical power driven by economic and imperial ambitions, responsible for historical and contemporary grievances against Germany. The content includes accusations of English treachery, critiques of democracy and capitalism, and justifications for German policies. Structured as a compilation, it uses text and illustrations to convey its message. The English edition likely aims to inform readers about German propaganda tactics, serving as a historical document of pre-World War II ideological tensions.
PDF link: https://archive.org/details/knop-w.-g.-beware-of-the-english-1939
