The Secrets of Potsdam / A Startling Exposure of the Inner Life of the Courts of the Kaiser and Crown-Prince

First impression, March, 1917. Second impression, March, 1917.

REVEALED FOR THE FIRST TIME by
Commander of the Order of the Black Eagle, &c. Late Personal-Adjutant to the German Crown-Prince CHRONICLED BY
LONDON: LONDON MAIL LTD. 39, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN. W.C.
Copyright in the United States of America by William Le Queux, 1917 Translation and Cinema Rights reserved
Veneux Nadon, par Moret-sur-Loing (Seine-et-Marne). February 10th, 1917. My dear Le Queux,
I have just finished reading the proofs of your book describing my life as an official at the Imperial Court at Potsdam, and the two or three small errors you made I have duly corrected.
The gross scandals and wily intrigues which I have related to you were, many of them, known to yourself, for, as the intimate friend of Luisa, the Ex-Crown-Princess of Saxony, you were, before the war, closely associated with many of those at Court whose names appear in the pages of this book.
The revelations which I have made, and which you have recorded here, are but a tithe of the disclosures which I could make, and if your British public desire more, I shall be pleased to furnish you with other and even more startling details which you may also put into print.