Pt. I. The Weltpolitik Of Wilhelm Ii And The United States (1889-1906). Competition In The Pacific (1889-1899): Samoa I (1889); The American Danger; Spain's Heirs Fall Out (1898); Samoa Ii (1899) -- Contingency War Planning: Berlin (1899-1900): Invasion Strategies I (1898-1900); Thoughts For A New Age (1 January 1900); Invasion Strategies Ii ( 1900-1902) -- The Way West (1901-1906): German Bases In Latin America?; The Monroe Doctrine; Venezuelan Blockade (1902-1903); Operations Plan Iii (1903-1906) -- Contingency War Planning: Washington (1900-1913) -- Pt. Ii. The Great War (1914-1918). Germany And The United States At War (1917-1918): The Calculated Risk (9 January 1917); The War At Sea (1917); German War Aims And The United States; The War At Sea (1918); Epilogue -- United States Strategy (1917-1918) -- Pt. Iii. The Third Reich And The United States (1933-1941). Background: Hitler, Raeder, And The United States: Hitler's View Of The United States; National Socialist Foreign And Colonial Policies; Hitler, Raeder, And Sea Power -- Once More World War (1939-1941): Hitler And Raeder At War (1939-1940); Roosevelt Acts (1940); On The Brink (1941) -- Germany And The United States At War (1941-1945) -- Pt. Iv. Conclusion: Patterns Of Conflict. Holger H. Herwig. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 291-303.