Note: The first edition was published as "Von einem deutschen Dichter", or "by a German poet". See the entry at DNB and title page (viewed at HathiTrust). 1915 is the copyright date stated overleaf. Concerning the German edition(s), early 1916 English-language advertisements asserted: • German sales 4 million copies at price 2 marks --February, London publisher John Long on its own "Third huge Impression" • "... two million copies have been distribute among the German soldiers in the trenches." --28 February, Toronto retailer Eaton's, on its "Tuesday Bargain List" including some edition "In paper cover, price 30 cents."

Synopsis: "Future War tale ... as by Einem Deutschen Dichter ["A German Poet"], told from a patriotic German standpoint and climaxing in the fall of London through the irresistible force and ingenuity of Hindenburg himself." (underscore represents linked cross-reference) --SFE3: "Münch, Paul Georg" by John Clute