The book "The Pan-German Program: Petition of Six Associations and Manifesto of Intellectuals" is an important document that reflects the views and ideology of Pan-Germanism in the early 20th century. It presents the ideas of German nationalists about the creation of a Great German Empire that would unite all the lands inhabited by the German-speaking people. The "petition of the six associations" reflects the demands of German organizations regarding the separation of Alsace-Lorraine from France and its annexation to Germany, as well as the formation of a pan-German state entity. The manifesto of intellectuals examines the question of the need for the intervention of the German Empire in European conflicts in order to ensure the victory of German interests. This book is an important source for studying the history of nationalism in Germany and the influence of pan-Germanic ideas on the political situation in Europe during the early 20th century.