"I blame: Two years in French captivity" is supplemented with a story about the terrible experiences of the German soldier Max Georg Brausewetter during the First World War. The book evokes a great emotional response in readers, revealing the mental anguish and psychological stress of a soldier in captivity. The author tells in detail about the harsh conditions of imprisonment, mental pressure and damage to the soul, as well as about the fate and passion of individuals who met on the path of this war. Brausewetter remains honest in his confessions and tries to understand and forgive, despite the impossibility of forgetting war losses and painful memories of relatives. This is a unique testimony about the war and the human power of survival in the brutal realities of the conflict.