"Bilateral Alliance vs. Triple Entente (World Conflict as Trial)" is an in-depth study by author James M. Beck that examines the events and confrontations between the camps during World War I as a court case. The author reveals in detail the interaction and causes of the conflict between the two camps, as well as analyzes the international offenses and political intrigues underlying the conflict. The book offers a unique approach to understanding the essence of the First World War through the prism of legal concepts and dividing lines between allies and opponents. Het tweevoudig verbadn contra de drievoudige Entente is a memorable and informative book that highlights the complex and important aspects of the conflict and its consequences for the international community.