Chapter One
‘An amiable, unselfish and kindly people’: Anglo-German perceptions
before 1900
Chapter Two
‘When will Germany strike? Who Knows?’: 1890–1914
Chapter Three
‘When the English Learned to Hate’: 1914–18
Chapter Four
‘The Germans are unchanged’: good Germans and Nazis in the age of
Adolf Hitler
Chapter Five
‘Don’t Let’s be Beastly to the Germans’: war and post-war
the second time around
Chapter Six
‘Putting poor Germany on its feet again’: re-educating the Germans
and the British after 1945
Chapter Seven
‘I tries ’ard, Brian, but I ’ates ’em’: normalising
relations in the 1950s and 1960s
Chapter Eight
‘Hardy comes through’: Germans in British war films
Chapter Nine
‘Bert Trautmann’s helmet’: English soccer and the German problem
Chapter Ten
‘People to People there is a problem’