Susan Brewer (University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point)
Crusaders vs. Barbarians: American Propaganda during World War I

Daniel J. Leab (Seton Hall University, New Jersey)
Total War On-Screen: The Hun in U.S. Films 1914–1920

Walter Hölbling (Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz)
The Long Shadow of the Hun: Continuing German Stereotypes in U.S. Literature and Film

Bernadette C.M. Kester (Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam)
»The Other Side«: The Diplomatic Representation of the British Military and Marine in German World War I Films in the Weimar Period

Ronald Schaffer (California State University, Northridge)
The United States Government Chooses War: Ideals and Underlying Realities

Thomas F. Schneider (Universität Osnabrück)
»Then I Saw That the War Was Lost«: Modes and Models of Representation of American Soldiers in German World War I Literature (1917–1934)

Matthias Schöning (Universität Konstanz)
Surpassing the Democracies: American Society, Allied Armies, and German Nationalists

Cynthia Wachtell (Yeshiva University)
Encountering the Enemy: Representations of German Soldiers in American World War I Literature

Hans Wagener (University of California, Los Angeles)
From Richthofen to Remarque: The Reception in the United States of German Novels about World War I