Berlin Society is a fascinating exploration of the social customs, politics, and personalities of Germany's capital in the late 1800s. Authored by Juliette Adam and translated by M. Leonard, this book offers a unique perspective on a critical era in European history. From the rise of Bismarck to the beginning of the First World War, Berlin Society is a must-read for anyone interested in German culture and history.

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