content: First of all thanks for joining, the more we are the most we can extrapolate from this great work.  So about the translations, the Manheim translation is considered the best because the translator was 100% committed to translate it as loyally as possible to the original, down to even the grammar mistakes, so this is what i chose. Then there is the Stalag edition, who was commissioned by the Reich's ministry of propaganda, but because of various reasons in the life of the author was never approved and in the end the author was considered "unreliable" by the ministry, so we don't know. Also some people here have praised the Ford translation, which i don't know much about. The book is very very interesting, for example the part i'm reading now is an in-depth analysis of the alliances and foreign policy strategy that Germany could have adopted before WW1, it is very knowleadgable, and having studied contemporary history i appreciated it and it made me think about factors and possibilities that i didn't think about before.