International Exposition St. Louis 1904. Official Catalogue. Exhibition of the German Empire (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172035458)

This is the official catalogue of the German Empire's exhibition at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, also known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The "International Exposition St. Louis 1904. Official Catalogue. Exhibition of the German Empire" offers a detailed look at the exhibits showcased by Germany, providing insights into the nation's industrial, artistic, and cultural achievements at the turn of the century.

A valuable historical document, this catalogue serves as a primary source for understanding the representation of Germany on the world stage during a pivotal period. It provides a window into the perceptions and aspirations of a nation seeking to assert its influence and innovation. Scholars and enthusiasts of history, particularly those interested in German-American relations, the history of world's fairs, or early 20th-century material culture, will find this catalogue an indispensable resource.

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