The Peace (essay)

It was intended for Allied readers in the event of a German rebellion against the Nazi Party during World War II.

It lays out a peace proposal and further visions that involve the creation of a European federation, which could take inspiration from Switzerland and the United States.

[2] The text marked Jünger's last direct involvement in political life.

Illegal typescripts of the text circulated in Germany toward the end of the war.

Unofficial prints were created from 1945 until the first authorised version was published by Verlag Die Argonauten in Amsterdam in 1948.