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The book profoundly describes the political and diplomatic activities of various countries, especially the major powers, as well as the games between them, and reveals the fact that some countries use all means to pursue their own interests, including exploiting each other, bullying the weak, betrayal, taking advantage of others, and even outright invasion. The military operations in various theaters on the Eastern and Western Fronts in which the German army participated were elaborated and analyzed. Germany was forced to fight on two fronts. The author's experience as the intelligence chief of the Army General Staff and commanding operations on the east and west fronts, as well as the help given by many senior generals and battlefield commanders, provided the author with favorable conditions to "elaborate on the process of military operations in all theaters from a German perspective." In this way, the book provides a more complete account of the history of World War II than some foreign histories that intentionally ignore or even do not involve the war on the Eastern or Western Fronts at all.