Major Works:
* "The German Revolution 1918-1919" (1969): This work analyzes the tumultuous period following World War I in Germany, exploring the rise and fall of the Weimar Republic.
* "The Wehrmacht: History, Myth, Reality" (1988): A critical examination of the German military during the Nazi era, challenging common myths and misconceptions about the Wehrmacht.
* "The German Resistance to National Socialism" (1990): This comprehensive study explores the different forms of resistance to the Nazi regime, ranging from individual acts of defiance to organized groups.
* "The War of the Wehrmacht" (1999): A detailed account of the German military operations during World War II, examining the strategic decisions, tactical maneuvers, and ethical dilemmas faced by the Wehrmacht.
Other Notable Works:
* "The German Army in the Second World War: A Concise History" (2001): A shorter and more accessible overview of the German military during World War II.
* "The Making of the Wehrmacht: The German Army and Society, 1918-1939" (2008): This work delves into the social and political context that shaped the German army in the interwar period.
* "The German Military in the Twentieth Century" (2011): A sweeping overview of the German army throughout the 20th century, encompassing both the First and Second World Wars.
Wette's writings are known for their meticulous research, balanced perspectives, and willingness to challenge conventional interpretations of German history. He was a highly respected scholar whose work continues to inform and inspire generations of historians.