Germany as Client of the World by Cesare Santoro is a memoir that examines Germany’s foreign trade and transfer payments. Published in 1934, the book explores the economic challenges Germany faced in the interwar period, particularly in relation to international financial obligations. Santoro discusses Germany’s role in global commerce, the impact of reparations from World War I, and the country’s strategies for managing its economic relationships with other nations. The book provides insight into Germany’s financial policies and the broader economic landscape of the time.