Ambassador Morgenthau's Story

Set against the backdrop of the early 1900s, the narrative explores the decline of the Ottoman Empire and Germany's strategic maneuvers in Constantinople to exert control over Turkey. Henry Morgenthau Sr. reveals the connection between Germany's influence and the Armenian Genocide, highlighting it as a precursor to the Holocaust. The chilling parallels between the extermination of Armenians and the later atrocities faced by Jews underscore the book's examination of nationalism and genocide, framed by the rallying cry "Turkey for the Turks."