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1. Verfasser:	Marshall, S. L. A. 1900-1977 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York American Heritage Pr. 1985
Schriftenreihe:	The American heritage library
Schlagworte:	Weltkrieg (1914-1918) World War, 1914-1918 Erster Weltkrieg
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Beschreibung:	512 S. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	0828104344

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adam_text	Table of Contents I When the Lights Went Out 6 II Appointment at the Marne 54 III Guns East 94 IV Seeds of Stalemate 126 V Spreading Conflict 162 VI Deadlock 202 VII Ordeal of Nations 234 VIII Crisis in the Allied Camp 268 IX Waiting for America 294 X Exit Russia 320 XI New Storm in the West 346 XII Enter the Yanks 368 XIII Turning of the Tide 394 XIV Eleventh Hour 420 XV Versailles 456 Picture Credits 484 Index 485 INDEX Italic page numbers refer to illustrations. A Abbeville Conference, 367 Aboukir (cruiser), 147 Achi Baba, 189 Africa, German colonies, disposi¬ tion after the war, 477 African campaigns, 197—201 Airplane production, 313, 376—79 Aisne offensive. See Chateau- Thierry; Belleau Wood Aisne River, 128 Aisne- Vesle line, 410 Alberich operation, 289 Alberti, King, 52, Í26, 130, 132 Albion (battleship), 154 Alekseev, General Mikhail, 223, 272 Alexander III, Czar, 18, 20 Allen, General Henry T., 386, 445 AUenby, General Sir Edmund, 134, 266 claims Jerusalem, 310 at Gaza, 310-11 and Sir Douglas Haig, 308, 309 in Palestine, 438 Alliance of the Three Emperors, 18 Alliances, 18-24 Alliance of the Three Emperors, 18 German /Turkish alliance, 118 Triple Alliance, 169 Allied Unity of Command, 307 Ail-Russian Congress of Soviets, 326 Alsace and Lorraine annexation by Germany, 16 Altvater, Admiral Vasili, 327, 329-30 American Exclusion Act, 46 American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.). See also United States Marines administration, 296 arrival in France, 296 artillery needs, 295 buildup, 312-16 clothing, 314 cost of feeding, 314 dressing station, 390 G. H. Q., 297 influenza epidemic, 458 Negro regiments, 458—59 in 1918, 387 parade through London (1917), 294 Pershing takes charge, 282—83 Pétain s criticism of, 407 Quartermaster Corps, 313 reaction to the cease fire, 453 recruits going off to camp, 268 repatriation of, 457 revised estimate for men and matériel, 297 at Saint-Mihiel (map), 426—21 Spruce Production Division, 313 tanks adopted by, 313 training, 278, 307-8, 383 transportation, 356 treatment of troops, 312 at Verdun, 401 a Yank celebrates, 368 First Army, 407 in the Argonne, 446 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 432, 433, 434-35, 436, 437 Saint-Mihiel and, 423 Second Army, 446 I Corps, 388, 389, 411, 436 at Saint-Mihiel, 428 II Corps, 388 and the B. E. E, 405 Ш Corps, 388, 411 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 436 IV Corps at Saint-Mihiel, 430 485 V Corps, 436 at Saint-Mihiel, 430 1st Division, 296, 389 at Cantigny, 282, 372 in the Mangin offensive, 399-404 at Saint-Mihiel, 425, 430 2nd Division, 307, 370, 371, 375, 424 at Belleau Wood, 380, 385, 386 in the Mangin offensive, 399-404 at Saint-Mihiel, 425 3rd Division, 389, 393, 425 at Chateau-Thierry, 374, 393 drive along the Paris Basin, 410 in the Mangin offensive, 404 at the Marne, 398 moves toward Château- Thierry, 373-74 in the taking of the Ourcq River, 410 4th Division, 386, 389, 425 captures Fismes, 411 in the Mangin offensive, 404 5th Division, 386, 425 26th Division, 307, 386, 389, 404, 425, 430 at Seicheprey, 371—72 27th Division, 388 28th Division, 385, 389, 392- 93, 397, 404, 424, 425, 436 drive along the Paris Basin, 410 in the taking of the Ourcq River, 411 30th Division, 388 at the Marne, 398 32nd Division, 411, 424 in the taking of the Ourcq River, 410-11 33rd Division, 388, 425 at Amiens, 417 35th Division, 425 36th Division, 424 42nd Division, 307, 386, 389, 404,410,411,425 in the Champagne, 396 drive along the Paris Basin, 410 77th Division, 424, 436, 446 78th Division, 425 80th Division, 425 82nd Division, 425 89th Division, 425 at Saint-Mihiel, 422 90th Division, 386, 425 91st Division, 425 2nd Engineer Regiment, 382 6th Engineer Regiment, 352 12th Engineer Regiment, 352 14th Engineer Regiment, 352 4th Infantry Regiment, 392 at the Marne, 398 7th Infantry Regiment, 392 at Belleau Wood, 384 at the Marne, 398 9th Infantry Regiment, 375 at Belleau Wood, 379, 385 in the Mangin offensive, 402 16th Infantry Regiment, 295, 403 18th Infantry Regiment, 373, 403 23rd Infantry Regiment, 375, 379 at Belleau Wood, 379, 384, 385 in the Mangin offensive, 402 26th Infantry Regiment, 372, 402, 403 28th Infantry Regiment, 372, 402,430 * 30th Infantry Regiment, 392 38th Infantry Regiment, 392, 397-98 102nd Infantry Regiment, 430 111th Infantry Regiment, 385 132nd Infantry Regiment, 388 369th Infantry Regiment, 458 370th Infantry Regiment, 458 371st Infantry Regiment, 458 372nd Infantry Regiment, 458 2nd Artillery Brigade, 380 3rd Brigade, 378 6th Field Artillery, 308 486 4th Machine Gun Battalion, 385 6th Machine Gun Battalion, 385 7th Machine Gun Battalion, 393 moves toward Château- Thierry, 373-74 304th Tank Brigade, 428 American Indians, induction into the service, 314 American Signal Corps, Aviation Section, 281 Amiens, Battle of, 412-19 casualties at, 418 Amiens-Paris Railway, 412 Ammunition production. See Munitions production Anafarta Detachment, 186, 188 Anafarta Sagar, 188 Antwerp, seige of, 130, 132— 33 ANZAC. See Australia-New Zealand Army Corps Anzac Cove, 181, 186, 187, 189 Apis, the Bee. See Dimitriević, Colonel Dragutin Aqaba, 309 Arabian peninsula, 309 Arch, Sergeant Alex, 308 Ardennes, 73 Argonne offensive. See Meuse- Argonne offensive Ariadne (cruiser), 147 Armageddon. See Megiddo Armentieres, 363, 364 Armistice Line (1918), 448 Army Appropriations Act, 314 Army of the Orient, 405 at Salonika, 196-97 Arras, 129, 290 Artillery 105-mm. howitzer, 295 Austrian Army, 44 French Army, 45 German Army, 44, 45 manufacture of, 139 in Operation Michael, 353 Russian Army, 46 at Verdun, 237 Artois, Battles of, 205-11, 225 Franco-British offensive, 228 Arz von Straussenburg, General Artur, 264 Ashmead-Bartlett, Ellis quoted on the attack on Krithia, 189 Asquith, Sir Herbert H. Belgian neutrality and, 48, 50 Derby Scheme and, 243 is forced from office, 262 quoted on the death of Kitch¬ ener, 255 removes Churchill from the Admiralty, 184 Atrocities extermination of the Armeni¬ ans, 123 German, in Belgium, 61 Aubers Ridge, Battle of, 205, 207 Audacious (battleship), 147 Auffenberg-Komarów, General Baron Moritz von, 113 Augustów Forest, 160 Australian troops, 365, 416 at Amiens, 417 atGallipoli, Î62 Australia-New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) at the Gaba Tepe landing, 178 at Gallipoli, 177, 181 at Suvla Bay, 186-87 Austria, 478 Austria-Hungary. See also Austro- Hungarian Empire alliance of 1879 with Germany, 18 attack on Serbia, 110 decides on a treatment for Serbia, 29 gives ultimatum to Serbia, 29-32 Dual Monarchy, 8 mobilization, 32, 40, 44—45 prewar, 9 Austrian offensives, 110—14 Galicia, 226 manpower costs, 114 Austrian 88, (gun), 44 Austro-Germán offensives, 1915, (map), 220 487 Austro-Hungarian Empire disposition after the war, 476 partitioning of, 464 Avesnes conference, 418 Azerbaijan, 124 В Badoglio, General Peitro, 305 Baghdad, 309 Baker, Newton D., 282, 295 Baldwin, General, 189 Balfour, Arthur J., at the Paris Peace Conference, 463 Balfourier, General, 245 Balkan Campaign, map, Î99 Balkan States, 193 Ballin, Albert, 450 Baltic (ocean liner), 284 Baltic States, 478 annexation by Germany, 329—30 Banat Region, 464 Bankhead, Colonel, 458 Bapaume, 291 Baratov, General N. N., 264 Barbusse, Henri, 229 Barchon, Fort, capture of, 63 Barescut, General de, 247 Barker, Captain, 198 Barres, Maurice, quoted, 127 Bayly, Sir Lewis, German sub¬ marine warfare and, 281— 82 Beatty, Admiral Sir David, 147, 164, 250 Beauvais Conference, 362—63 Beer Hall Putsch, 481-83 Beersheba, 311 Beetle (landing boat), 185 Beitzen, Commander Kurt, 253 Belgian Army, 60, 64, 132, 133 Belgium German invasion of, 56—57, 60-74, (map), 68-69 neutrality of, 52 and Great Britain, 50 Belgrade, capture of, 146-47 Belin, General, 64 Bell, Dr. Johannes, 475 Belleau Wood, 379-86 map, 376—77 Below, General Fritz von, 257 Below, General Otto von at the battle of Gumbinnen, 97 at Caporetto, 305, 318 in the Champagne, 395 in the drive toward Amiens, 360 in Operation Michael, 352, 355 at Tannenberg, 108—9 Bentinck, Count Godard, 451, 452 Berchtold, Count Leopold von, 27-29, 34, 172, 215 Bernstorff, Count Johann-Hein¬ rich von, 275 Berry, Major Benjamin S., at Bel¬ leau Wood, 381 Berthelot, General Henri Mathias, 64, 396 Bessarabia, 477 Beta guns, 237 Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobald von, 28, 29, 329 and the start of the war, 34—35 and the Austrian/Serbian mo¬ bilizations, 33, 34 outbreak of war and, 50 plot to dismiss, 158 Russian mobilization and, 39 Bey, Djavid, 120 Big Red One. See American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.), First Division Bilinski, Leon Von, 24, 26 Birdwood, General Sir William, 177-79, 181, 189, 192 Bismarck, Prince Otto von 16, 18, 20 Bissell, Lieutenant John T. at Château-Thierry, 374 Bizenko, Anastasia, 329 Black Hand (terror society), 25 Black Prince (ship), 252 Blanc Mont Ridge, 437 Bliss, General TaskerH., 360 and Japan s claim on Tsingtao, 469-70 488 and the proposed armistice draft, 443-44 quoted on: delay of the Paris Peace Conference, 461 German trade after the war, 461 and the signing of the Versailles Treaty, 476 Blockades, British/German, 165, 214 Blücher (ship), 164 Blue Devils. See French Army, 47th Chasseur Alpine Division Blunden, Edmund, quoted, 258 Boehn, General Max von, 396 Bois de la Brigade de Marine. See Belleau Wood Boisdeffre, General, quoted on mobilization and war, 21 Bojna, General Borojevic von, 174 Bolimów, 161 Bolsheviks, 269 Allied attitude toward, 334—36 Kerensky and, 324, 326 negotiate with German High Command for peace, 328 and the treaty of Brest Litovsk, 333 Boos-Waldeck, Count, 10 Bordeaux, 296 Bosnia, 8, 9 Bössau, Lake, 106 Botchkareva, Mme., 320 Botha, General Louis, 198 campaign in German Southwest Africa, 198, 200 Bothmer, Count, 324 Boulanger, General Georges Ernest Jean Marie, 20 Bourbon, Prince Sixt de, 319 Bouresches, 381 Bouvet (ship), 154 Brandenburgers, 245 Brătianu, Ion, 464 Breslau (cruiser), 118-20 Brest Litovsk, Treaty of, 327-34, 339 Briand, Aristide, 256 British Expeditionary Force (B.E.F.) digging trenches and, 59 First Battle of Ypres and, 137 first casualties, Í3Í first commander, 65—66 gas attack victims, 182 in 1915, 208 in race to the North Sea, 129-30 recruiting poster, 2Ì6 reserves, 230, 232 soldier shares cigarette with German POW, 415 status at the beginning of the war, 53 and the U. S. II Corps, 405 First Army in Artois, 228-29 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 433 Second Army in Flanders, 437 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 433 at Messines (map) , 298 and Ypres, 298, 300, 301, 304 Third Army at Cambrai, 316—18 Fourth Army, 358 at Amiens, 412—19 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 433 at the Somme, 258 at Ypres, 301 Fifth Army and Operation Michael, 343, 349, 350, 352, 353-57 at Ypres, 301, 304 I Corps, 65 at Aubers Ridge, 205, 207 at Ypres, 135 II Corps, 65 in the invasion of Belgium, 70 at Le Cateau, 71 III Corps, 356 at Amiens, 414, 417 IV Corps, 134 489 at Aubers Ridge, 205, 207 IX Corps, 369 at Suvla Bay, 187 Cavalry Corps, 129, 134 Tank Corps, 304 at Cambrai, 316-18 15th Scottish Division, 403 29th Division At Gallipoli, 177, 178, 179 British Royal Navy, 147 at Gallipoli, 184-85 at Jutland, 250, 252 Royal Naval Division, 177, 178 and the taking of the Darda¬ nelles, 149-55 BrockdorfF-Rantzau, Count LJ1- rich von, 474 Brooke, Rupert, 177 Brown, Colonel Preston, 379 Bruchmüller, Colonel George von, 349 Brusilov, General Aleksei, 113, 114 and the Kerensky offensive, 324 Brusilov offensive, 263 Buchán, John, quoted on the bat¬ tles of the Isonzó, 174 Bucharest, 264 Bulgaria, 195, 196 disposition after the war, 477 Bulgarian Army First Army, 196 Second Army, 196 Bull, The. See Allenby, General Sir Edmund Bullard, General Robert Lee, 308, 372,402,411 Biilow, Prince Bernhard von, 172 quoted on the dismissal of Bis¬ marck, 20 Biilow, General Karl von, 62, 67 at the Battle of the Mame, 90 movements before the Battle of the Marne, 79-80, 81 Bundy, Major General Omar, 371 Byng, General Sir Julian at Cambrai, 316-18 in Operation Michael, 352, 355, 356-57 Čabrinović, Nedjelko, assassination of Francis Ferdinand and, 10, 12, 25, 26 Cadorna, General Luigi, 172—73 in the battles of the Isonzó, 175 Calais Conference, 213 Cambon, Paul, 48 Cambrai, Battle of, 316-19 Cameroons, 201 Canadian Army at Amiens, 417 at Ypres, 167, 168 4th Division, 416 Cavalry Division, 416 Cantigny, 372—73 preparation for attack on, 383 Cape Helles, 183, 185, 186 Caporetto, 305 1917 Austro-German attack at (map), 302-3 Capri vi, General Leo von, 20 Carden, Admiral Sir Sackville, 149, 150, 153 Carpathian Mountains, 112 Carrier pigeons, 313 Casement, Sir Roger, 249-50 Castelnau, General Noël de, 245 Cats-Kemmel Hill, 365, 366 Caucasus Mountains, 123 Turkish Army in, 125 Caures Wood, 244 Central Africa, 200-1 Central Europe, in 1914 (map), 14-Í5 Central Powers, alliance of 1879 (Germany and Austria- Hungary), 18 map, Í4—Í5 Champagne, Battles of, 225-28, 395-96 Chanak, Fort, 154 Chantilly plan, 287 Charlemagne (ship), 154 Charles I, Emperor, 264, 319 Charteris, General John, 299 Château-Thierry, 81, 391-92 490 German evacuation, 404 map, 376—71 Chaumont, A.E.F, headquarters at, 297 Chemin des Dames, 289, 290, 369, 370 Chkheidze, Nikolai S., 322-23 Chlorine gas, 169 Chocarne, JVL, 393 Chotek, Sophie. See Hohenberg, Sophie Chotek, Duchess of Chrétien, General, 239 at the Battle of Verdun, 245 Chunuk Bair, 181 Churchill, Winston and the battle of the Dogger Bank, 164 and Louis Botha, 198 Lord Derby quoted on, 256 and the development of the tank, 260 dispatches the Grand Fleet to their war stations, 33 and Lord John Fisher, 147, 149 is given a battalion, 232 is removed from the Admiralty, 184 and David Lloyd George, í 45 outbreak of the war and, 48 and recall of the Queen Eliza¬ beth, 184 quoted on: Britain s entry into the war, 53 Samsonov at Tannenberg, 107 sinking of the Lusitânia, 166 requisitions two Turkish war¬ ships, 118 and the seige of Antwerp, 130, 132 taking of the Dardanelles and, 149, 150, 151, 155 Ciganovic, Milan, assassination of Francis Ferdinand and, 25,26 City of Memphis (ship), 280 Clark, Alan, quoted on the Battle of Aubers Ridge, 207 Clemenceau, Georges, 297, 299 and the American troops, 378 attends meeting to circumvent the Fourteen Points, 441 at the Doullens meeting, 357, 358 forms a new cabinet, 307 and the League of Nations, 466 at the Paris Peace Conference, 462, 470 General Pershing and, 447 quoted, 208 and the Versailles Treaty, 474 Cointet, Colonel de, 369 Colion, Major, 64 Cologne, 467 Compiègne Forest, 400 Conrad von Hötzendorf, Field Marshal Franz Austrian Army and, 44,110,158 Battle of Jadar and, 111 Galicia and, 112, 113 is relieved of office, 264 mobilization of Austria and, 40 Poland offensive and, 222 and the proposals of Count Berchtold, 27 at the strategy conference at Pless, 218 tries again for Serbia, 146—47 Conscientious objectors, 243 in the U. S., 314 Conscription in Great Britain, 211, 242-43 recruiting poster, 216 in Russia, 46 in the U. S., 268, 283-84, 313-14 Constanta, 264 Constantine, King, 195—96 Convicts, inducted into the U. S. armed services, 314 Convoy system, 282, 296 Council of Four, 469 Council of Ten, 463—64 Council of Three, 470 Cradock, Admiral Sir Christopher, in the South Atlantic, 148 491 Creel, George, 316 Cressy (ship), 147 Crozat Canal, 356 Čurjrilović, Vasco, 10 Curcić, Fehim Effendi, 10-11 Currie, General Sir Arthur, 418 Curzon, Lord, 301 Czech Legion, 334 Czernin, Count Ottokár, 264, 319 and negotiations at Brest Lit- ovsk, 329, 330, 331 reaction to Wilson s Fourteen Points, 348 Russian mobilization and, 35 D Dagö (island), 327 D Alenson, Colonel, 286, 293 Dankl, General Baron Viktor von, 113 D Annunzio, Gabriele Fiume and, 470 quoted, 172 Dardanelles, 116, 147-55. See also Gallipoli campaign closing of, 121 De Robeck, Admiral Sir John Michael, 154, 155 Debeney, General Marie Eugene, at Amiens, 413 Defence (ship), 252 Dégoutte, General Jean Marie, 375 at Belleau Wood, 380, 382, 386 and General Dickman, 392 Derby, Lord, 256 Derby Scheme, 243 Derjflinger (ship), 252 D Esperey, General Louis Franchet. See Franchet D Esperey, General Louis Dettman, Ludwig, sketch by, 159 Deutschland. See Provence Diaz, General Armando, 305 Dickman, General Joseph Τ., 373, 374, 392, 393 Dimitriević, Colonel Dragutin, 26 Djemal Pasha, 124 Dmitriev, General, 113 Dogger Bank, Battle of the, 164 Donetz (gunboat), 120 Douai Plain, 157, 204 Douaumont, Fort, 245 Doullens Conference, 357—58 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, quoted on the war, 95 Draft, the. See Conscription Dresden (ship), 148 Drews, Dr., 449 Driant, Lieutenant Colonel Emile, 238, 244 Drohobycz, oil fields of, 324 Drum, General Hugh Α., 421 Dualism, 9 Duchêne, General Denis Auguste, 369 quoted on Belleau Wood, 380 Dukhonin, General N. N., 326-27 death of, 327 Duma, 223-24, 272 East Prussia, 96 Easter Rebellion, 249-50 Eberhardt, Dr., 361 Ebert, Friedrich, 455 Ecole Supérieure de Guerre, 17 Eggeling, Major Bernhard von, 41 Egypt, 266 Elbing (ship), 252 Elles, General Sir Hugh, 316-18 Emden (cruiser), 148—49 Emmich, General Otto von, inva¬ sion of Belgium and, 61 England. See British Expeditionary Forces; Great Britain Enright, Private Thomas F., 308 Enver Pasha, 116-117, 122 at Baghdad, 309 in the Caucasus, 125 at Gallipoli, 176 and the German ships, Goeben and Breslau, 119 Epinal, 76 Erzberger, Matthias, 450 492 Estonia, 478 Etat-Major de l Armée, 17 Europe alliances, 18—24 in 1914 (map), 14-15 mobilization for war, 43 postwar (map), 472—73 Fabeck, General Max von, 138 Falkenhayn, General Erich von, 28, 110 and the advance into Transyl¬ vania, 264 Antwerp victory and, 132—33 and the Battle of the Somme, 257 and the Battle of Verdun, 247, 248 and the Eleventh German Army, 217 after first German drive toward Warsaw, 146 at Gaza, 311 Hindenburg and, power strug¬ gle, 158-61, 217 moves his headquarters, 127 plan for Verdun, 237 plot to dismiss, 158 quoted on the English troops, 204 resigns, 261 at the strategy conference at Pless, 218 suggests Verdun as a major target, 235-36 and the taking of Warsaw, 219 tries to break up Hindenberg and Ludendorff, 158, 160 and the Western Front, 142 Falkenstein, Count von, 200 Fayolle, General Marie Emile, 257 Ferdinand, King, 195 Festu bert. See Aubers Ridge, Battle of Field of the Blackbirds. See Kosovo Polje Finland, 478 Fisher, Lord John, 147, 149, 150, 184 Fismes, capture of, 411 Fiume, 470 Flanders. See Ypres, Battles of, 234 Flesquières salient, 355 Foch, Marshal Ferdinand at the Abbeville conference, 367 Allied expedition to Siberia, 336 Amiens and, 413, 417 at the Battle of the Marne, 91 Beauvais conference and, 362— 63 and British troop strength, 337 calls Senlis meeting, 444 Chemin des Dames and, 378 as commander of the French XX Corps, 73 faces the German Armistice Commission, 450 first all-American offensive and, 421 is asked to hand over his French Divisions, 365 and General Mangin, 399 master plan for action at Saint- Mihiel, 423 at the Mouchy meeting, 399 after Operation Michael, 360 quoted on German setbacks, 406 at Ypres, 137 Fokker airplanes, 403 Fourteen Points, 348, 441 and the drafting of the armis¬ tice, 444 Fox, The. See Waldersee, Count Alfred von France. See also French Army after the Avar, 460 entente cordiale with Russia, 23 German invasion of (map), 68-69 military reforms, 17 munitions production, 139 mutual defense covenant with Great Britain, 47 Ordre Mobilisation * poster, 49 War of 1870, 13, 16 493 war plan (Plan XVII), 59-60 Franchet D Esperey, General Louis, 83, 405, 438 Francis, David, 461 Francis Ferdinand, Archduke, 6 advocate of Trialism, 9 assassination of, 7, 10—13 aftermath, 24-26 marriage of, 8 personality of, 8 Francis Joseph, Emperor, 22 Alliance of the Three Emperors, 18 assassination of Francis Ferdi¬ nand and, 12 death of, 264 dismissal of Count Berchtold, 215 marriage of Francis Ferdinand and, 8 quoted on the coming war, 28 Serbia s general mobilization and, 32 Franco-Russian Agreement of 1891,21 François, General Hermann von as commander of German I Corps, 96-97 at Tannenberg, 103, 107-8 Francs tireurs, 61 Frauenlob (ship), 252 Frederick III, Crown Prince, 19 Frederick, King, 455 Free Irish Republic, 249 French Army artillery, 45 digging trenches and, 59 after 1870 war, 16, 17 Grand Quartier General, 17 Groupe des Armées de Rupture (G.A.RO, 288 in the invasion of Belgium, 74, (map) 68-69 Plan XVII and, 60 poilu, 202 prewar status, 23—24 School of Attack, 24 status at the beginning of the war, 45 structural reforms, 17 at Verdun (map), 240-4Ì weapons changes, 17—18 First Army at Amiens, 413, 417 in the Battle of the Frontiers, 72 at Cantigny, 372 Second Army in the Battle of the Frontiers, 72 at Morhange and Sarre- bourg, 72 Third Army, 76 at Amiens, 413, 417 in the Ardennes, 73 before the Battle of the Marne, 81 at capture of Saint-Mihiel, 128 Fourth Army, 70, 391 in the Ardennes, 73 in the Champagne, 395, 437 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 432, 433, 434-35 Fifth Army, 411 in the Battle of the Marne, 89,90 at Château-Thierry, 396 in the invasion of Belgium, 66 in the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 433 at Mons, 70 in the Nivelle offensive, 290 at Guise, 76 in the Mangin offensive, 404 Sixth Army, 78, 369, 411 at the Battle of the Marne, 88,89 and the bombing of Chemin des Dames, 370 development of, 75—76 in the Mangin offensive, 404 in the Nivelle offensive, 290 at the Somme, 257 Ninth Army, 83 at the Battle of the Marne, 494 90-91 in the Mangin offensive, 404 Tenth Army, 411 in Artois, 228 at Lens, 205-6 in the Mangin offensive, 399-404 II Corps, 404, 411 II Colonial Corps, 168, 425 at Saint-Mihiel, 430 III Corps, 411 VII Corps, 404 XVII Corps, 432 XVIII Corps, 90 XX Corps in the Mangin offensive, 400, 402 at Verdun, 245 XXX Corps, 245 XXXIII Corps, 207 XXXVIII Corps, 411 Cavalry Corps, 71 47th Chasseur Alpine Division, 307-8 125th Division, 397 56th Infantry Regiment, 403 125th Infantry Regiment, 393 French Navy, at the Dardanelles, 154 French, Sir John, 77, 127, 203 and First Ypres, 135, 137 and the Battle of the Marne, 83, 86, 91-92 at the Calais strategy meeting, 213 decides to retire, 78 dismissal of, 232 and the Gallipoli campaign, 155-56, 176 and the handling of reserves, 230 in the invasion of Belgium, 65-66, 70 General Lanrezac and, 70 in race to the North Sea, 129 Fresnoy, 416 Frey berg, Bernard, 178 Operation Georgette and, 366 Friedensturm, 396-97 Front lines, 141 Frontiers, Battle of the, 72 Fuchs, General, 428 Fuller, Colonel J. F. C, 317 quoted, 59, 83 G. A. R. See Groupe des Armées de Rupture Gaba Tepe, 177 landing at, 178 Gaffron, General Max von Pritt- witz und. See Prittwitz und Gaffron, General Max von Galatea (ship), 250 Galicia, 112, 226 Gallieni, General Joseph Simon as defender of Paris, 75—76, 82, 86,90 Gallipoli Campaign, 155—56, 175— 93. See also Dardanelles Australian troops, 1 62 casualties, 192 map, 190-91 Gallipoli Peninsula, 150-51 Gallwitz, General, 428 Gantscheff, General, 424 Gas warfare Armentieres, 363, 364 at Bolimów, 161 Operation Michael, 353 at Saint-Mihiel, 422 at Skierniewice, 217 at Ypres, 167-69 Gaulois (ship), 154 Gaza, 309, 310-11 George V, King, 31, 126 George Washington (ocean liner), 459, 468 Georgette, Operation, 363-67 Gerard, James W., 276 Gericht. See Verdun, Battle of German Armistice Commission, 450 German Army at the beginning of the war, 495 43-44 casualties, 159 disposition after the war, 467 infantry regiments, 44 in the invasion of Belgium, 74, (map) 68-69 medium and heavy cannon, 45 1918 offensives (map), 359 peace offensive, 396—97 POW, 415 reaction to the cease-fire, 453 second drive tov/ard Warsaw, 146 at Verdun (map), 240-41 Alfred von Waldersee and, 20, 21 First Army, 391 in the Champagne, 395 in the invasion of Belgium, 66-67 and the Marne, 81, 86, 89- 91, 398 Second Army, 352, 355, 356 at the Battle of the Marne, 81,89,91 in the drive toward Amiens, 360 in the invasion of Belgium, 60, 66-67 is shipped north, 128-29 Third Army, 71, 352 at the Battle of the Marne, 91 drive toward Paris, 79 Fourth Army in the Ardennes, 73 in the Battle of Lys, 364 at Ypres, 301, 304 Fifth Army in the Ardennes, 73 at Verdun, 236, 237, 248 Sixth Army at Morhange and Sarre- bourg, 72 at Trouée de CharmeSy 76 Seventh Army, 128, 391 at Chateau-Thierry, 396, 397 at Morhange and Sarre- bourg, 72 at Trouée de Charmes, 76 Eighth Army, 95, 96, 98 on the Eastern Front, 142 Hindenburg takes com¬ mand, 100,101 Ninth Army, 142, 143-44 advance toward Warsaw, 219-20 at Bolimów, 161 in first German drive toward Warsaw, 144 in the Mangin offensive, 399,403 at Skierniewice, 217 Eleventh Army, 217 in Salonika, 438 Twelfth Army advance toward Warsaw, 219-20 Seventeenth Army, 352, 355 in the drive toward Amiens, 360 Eighteenth Army, 352, 354 Amiens and, 360, 417 I Corps, 96-97 II Corps, 89 III Corps, 89, 90 and Fort Douaumont, 245 IV Corps, 89 IV Reserve Corps, 89 IX Corps, 89, 90 XX Corps, 102 XX Reserve Corps, 103 Cavalry Corps, 44, 135 at Vilna, 221-22 34th Division, 364 47th Infantry Regiment, 398 55th Regiment, 207 57th Regiment, 207 German East Africa, 198 German Navy excursions (1914), 148-49 at Jutland, 250, 252 and the Paris Gun, 362 Wilhelm II and, 23 German shipping, effects of the war on, 164 496 German Southwest Africa, 198 Botha s campaign against, 198, 200 Germany. See also German Army alliance of 1879 with Austria- Hungary, 18 announces blockade of Brit¬ ain, 165 asks free passage through Bel¬ gium, 52 attitude toward Austria, 114 consolidation of, 16 disposition after the war, 453, 455, 461, 467, 471 home front, 214 inquires about French neutral¬ ity, 41 mobilization of, 43—44 reaction to the armistice, 453 Russian Reinsurance Treaty and, 20 seeks peace, 440—44 War of 1870, 13, 16 war reparations bill, 471 Gibbons, Floyd, 383 Giers, M. N., 120 Giesl, Baron Vladimir von, 29, 32 Giraud, Colonel Henri, 400 Glasgow (cruiser), 148 Gneisenau (ship), sinking of, 148 Goeben (cruiser), 118-20 Goethals, Major General George W., 407 Goliath (battleship), sinking of, 184 Goltz, General Baron Kolmar von der, 151 Good Hope (cruiser), 148 Gordon, General Sir Alexander Hamilton, 369 Goremykin, Ivan, 224 Gorizia, 173—74 Gorlice, 218 Gorz. See Gorizia Gough, General Sir Hubert and Operation Michael, 349, 350, 352, 353-57 retirement of, 358 at Ypres, 301, 304 Gourand, General Henri, 185, 389, 395 Grabež, Triřko, 11,26 Grand Morin River, 88 Grandemaison, Lieutenant Colonel Louzeau de, 73—74 Great Britain. See also British Expeditionary Forces; British Royal Navy Belgian neutrality and, 50 and the coming war, 29 conscription, 211-14, 242-43 declares counterblockade against Germany, 165 entente cordiale with France, 23 entry into the war, 47—53 execution of Sir Roger Case¬ ment, 249-50 German invasion of Belgium and, 52-53 home front, 211-14 Kitchener s death, reaction in, 253, 255 Military Service Act, 243 mobilization of, 52, 53 munitions production, 139 mutual defense covenant with France, 47 prohibition in, 256 U.S. troops parade through London (1917), 294 war against Turkey and, 124 women in the workplace, 212 Zeppelin raids, 212 Great Northern (troop carrier) , 458 Greece, 117, 193 Gresham, Corporal James В., 308 Grey, Sir Edward Austria-Hungary s ultimatum to Serbia and, 30, 32—33 Belgian neutrality and, 52 neutrality of France and, 50 outbreak of the war and, 48 reaction following invasion of Luxembourg, 51 Grodno and Kovno, 109, 221 Groener, General Wilhelm, 449, 451 Gronau, General von, at the Battle of the Marne, 87 497 Groupe des Armées de Rupture (G.A.R.), 288, 289 Grunert, General, 97, 98 Guchkov, Alexander, 272, 273 Guise, 76 Gumbinnen, 76, 78 Gumbinnen, Battle of, 97-98 H Haig, Field Marshal Sir Douglas, 77У 337 and General Sir Allenby, 309 asks Foch to hand over his French troops, 365 Amiens and, 413 at Aubers Ridge, 205, 207 Battle of the Somme and, 256— 61 andtheB.E.F., 343 and the death of Kitchener, 255 at Doullens meeting, 357 and the British Fourth Army at Amiens, 417, 418 is made head of the B.E.F., 232 at Loos, 229-30 at Mouchy meeting, 399 at Neuve-Chapelle, 156-57 and the Nivelle offensive, 287, 288 and Operation Michael, 349, 350, 357 quoted on Operation Georgette, 366 at Senlis meeting, 444 visits Joffre on Western Front, 231 at Ypres, 134, 204, 299-305 Hall, Admiral Sir William R., 275-76 Hamilton, General Sir Ian at Gallipoli, 175, 176, 178, 181, 183 Dardanelles and, 153, 154, 155 at Suvla Bay, 188, 189 Hammersley, Major General Fred¬ erick, 188 Hampshire (cruiser), 253 Hapsburgs, 9, 12 Harbord, General James G., 284 advances up the Paris-Metz road, 378, 379 assesses manpower require¬ ments for the war, 296 at Belleau Wood, 380 is put in charge of Services of Supply, 407 in the Mangin offensive, 400 Harding, George, drawing by, 401 Hausen, General Max Klemens von, 71, 91 Hay, Private Merle D., 308 Hazebrouck, 365 Heeringen, General Josias von, 128 Helfferich, Dr. Karl, quoted on war, 214 Heligoland Bight, 147 Helium, 313 Hellespont. See Dardanelles Helphand, Dr. Alexander, 321-22 Hentsch, Lieutenant Colonel Rich¬ ard, 86-87, 88, 92 Herr, General, 238 Hertling, Count George von, 329, 348, 439 Herzegovina, 8, 9 Hill 204, 385, 404 Hill 304, 248 Hindenburg, Field Marshal Paul von and the armistice, 451 at Avesnes, 418 battle of Tannenberg and, 109 becomes Chief of the General Staff, 261 complains about his title of Commander in Chief, 221 and Eastern Front, 141, 142,143 Falkenhayn and, power strug¬ gle, 158-61, 217 meeting with Ludendorff, 100 and negotiations at Brest Lit- ovsk, 329-30 retreat from Warsaw, 144 and second German drive toward Warsaw, 146 at the strategy conference at 498 Pless, 218 takes command of the Eighth Army, 100 warns of the German defeat, 440 Hindenburg Line, 285, 289, 290 Battle of Cambrai and, 317 Hintze, Admiral von, 449 Hintze, Paul von, 418, 424, 439 Hipper, Admiral Franz von, 250, 164 Hitler, Adolf, 455, 481-83, 482 Hoffmann, General Max von, 95 and the strike against Dagö and Moon, 327 as commander of the Eastern Front armies, 321 German Eighth Army and, 96 Ludendorff and, 101 Samsonov s Second Army from Poland and, 97-98 and the treaty of Brest Litovsk, 327-34 Hogue (ship), 147 Hohenberg, Sophie Chotek, Duch¬ ess of, 6, 8 Hood, Admiral Horace, 252 Hoover, Herbert, 461, 474 Horne, General Sir Henry, 365, 417 Hötzendorf, Field Marshal Franz Conrad von. See Conrad von Hötzendorf, Field Marshal Franz House, Colonel Edward M. and the League of Nations Commission, 466 and the signing of the Versailles Treaty, 475-76 sinking of the Lusitânia and, 166 at the Supreme War Council in Rapallo, 305, 307 and Wilson s Fourteen Points, 347 Hoyos, Count Alexander, 28 Hubbard, Major S. T., 369 Humbert, General Georges Louis, 413, 417 Hungary, 476 Hunter-Weston, Major General Sir Aylmer G., at Gallipoli, 178, 180, 181, 183 Hutchinson, Lieutenant Colonel H. M., 409 Hutier, General Oskar von, 341 in the drive toward Amiens, 360 in Operation Michael, 352, 354, 356-57 Hymans, Paul, 462 Idaho (battleship), 117 Ilić, Danilo, 10, 25 Illinois (ship), 280 Indefatigable (ship), 250 Infiltration, as a tactic of war, 341 Inflexible (cruiser), 148 Invincible (cruiser), 148, 252 Ireland, Easter Rebellion, 249— 50 Irresistible (battleship), 154 Isonzó, Battles of the, 174-75 Italian Army, 173 at Caporetto, 305 Italian offensives 19Î5: (map) 170-71, 174-175 1917: (map) 302-3 Italy, 169-75 declares war, 172 joins the Triple Alliance, 19 after the Versailles Treaty, 476 Ivanov, General, 113 J Jadar, Battle of, 111 Jagow, Gottlieb von, 28, 29 Janushkevich, General, 38 Japan, 163, 469-70 Jaulgonne Bend, 397 Jean Bart (battleship), 149 Jellicoe, Admiral Sir John, at Jut¬ land, 250, 252 499 Jerusalem, 308—11 General Allenby in, 3Í0 Jilinsky, General, 102-3 Joffe, Adolf, 329, 330 Joffre, Marshai Joseph Jacques Cesaire, 77, 337 and the Battle of the Marne, 92 at the Calais strategy meeting, 213 defeat of the French Army in Belgium and, 75 development of the French Sixth Army and, 75 and the Gallipoli campaign, 176 Lieutenant Colonel Grand- maison and, 73—74 Instruction Général No. 4, 81 Instruction General No. 6, 86 invasion of Belgium and, 64— 65, 72 marks time on the Aisne, 127 meeting with Lloyd George and Haig at the Somme, 261 mobilization of France and, 42 moves to defend Paris, 83, 86 after Neuve-Chapelle, 204 and General Nivelle, 286 quoted on: Artois, 225 Champagne offensive, 227, 228 ships the Second Army north, 128-29 and the Somme, 260 strategy in 1915» 208 taking of Fort Douaumont and, 245 visits Haig on Western Front, 231 and the war in France, 156 Johansen, John, painting by, 456 Johnson, Hiram, 479 Joinville, 81 Jovanović, Jovan, 26 Jovanović, Ljuba, 30 Jutland, Battle of, 250-52 К Kahr, Dr. Gustav von, 481 Kamina, surrender at, 198 Kapp Putsch, 481 Karungu, 200 Kelly, Colonel P. V., 201 Kémmel, Mont, 366 Kerensky, Alexander, 272, 273, 323, 325 Bolsheviks and, 324, 326 and Lenin, 273 Kerensky offensive, 323—24 Keyes, Commodore Sir Roger, 154 at Gallipoli, 192 Kholm, 112 Khvostov, Minister, 224 Kiel Canal, 471 King, Stoddard, 267 Kirby, Rollin, cartoon by, 368 Kitchener, Horatio, Field Marshal Lord at Calais meeting, 213 conscription and, 243 death of, 252 at Gallipoli, 192 named War Minister, 65 outbreak of the war and, 48 placement of Expeditionary Force, 65 quoted on casualties at First Ypres, 138 in B.E.F. recruiting poster, 2Í6 restores authority to the CIGS, 233 and the retirement of Sir John French, 78 taking of the Dardanelles and, 150, 153 Kluck, General Alexander von, 62, 67, 78-79 at the Battle of the Marne, 79- 80, 81, 86-89, 92 invasion of Belgium and, 64 Knox, Major General Sir Alfred, 108 Koblenz, 467 Köln (cruiser), 147 500 Kornilov, General Lavr Georgie- vich, 324 Kosovo Polje, 196 Kovno. See Grodno and Kovno Kraków, 112 Kraut, Major, 100 Kress, Colonel von, 119 Kreuznach Conference, 329—30 Krithia, 183, 189 Krupp works, 44, 224 Krylenko, Nikolai, 326, 327-28 Kuhl, General von, 92 Kuhlmann, Baron Richard von, 329, 330 Kurland, 328 Kut-al-Imara, 266, 309 Kuwait, 266 Labyrinth, The, 229 Lacaze, Admiral Marie Jean, 262 Langem arck, 167 Langle de Cary, General Fernand de, 70-71, 74, 238 Lanjus, Countess, 10 Lanrezac, General Charles, 66, 70, 83 Lansdowne, Lord, 267 Latvia, 478 Lausanne, Treaty of, 476 Lavalbonne, 453 Lawrence, T. E., 266, 306, 309 Le Cateau, Battle of, 71 Le Fretoy, 417 Le Hamel, 389 Le Quesnel, 416 Le Rocq Plateau, 392 Le Tronquoy, 417 League of Nations Commission, 466 Lebel rifle, 17 Leinster (mail boat), torpedoing of, 443 Leipzig (cruiser), 148 Leman, General Gérard Mathieu, 61,63 Lemberg, 113, 219 Lenin, Nikolai calls for peace, 326 Ludendorff and, 321 and overthrow of the Russian Provisional Government, 321-27 reaction to Wilson s Fourteen Points, 348 and the Revolution of 1917, 273 and the Treaty of Brest Litovsk, 331-32, 333 Lens, 205—6 Leopold, Prince, 217, 321 Lersner, Baron Kurt von, 439—40 Lettow- Vorbeck, Colonel Paul von, 200 Leviathan (troop carrier), 458 Lewis, General Edward M., 378 Liberty engine, 313 Lichnowsky, Prince Karl Max, 29, 33,50 Liège, invasion of, 60—63 Liggett, General Hunter, 388, 411,446 Lille, 157 Liman von Sanders, General Otto, 121, 176, 181, 183, 406 Lion (ship), 250, 252 Lippmann, Walter, 347 Lithuania, 328, 478 Little Napoleon. See Enver Pasha Liverdun, bombing of, 409 Lloyd George, David asks Pétain why his army is not fighting, 299 attends meeting to circumvent the Fourteen Points, 441 becomes Prime Minister, 262 and Winston Churchill, 145 conscription and, 242 and the dismissal of Sir Douglas Haig, 287 is appointed War Minister, 255- 56 meeting with Haig and Joffre at the Somme, 261 and Operation Michael, 349 at the Paris Peace Conference, 470 501 prohibition and, 256 seizure of Passchendaele Ridge, 300 sets up a new War Committee, 301 suggests sending the British Army to the Mediter¬ ranean, 125 at the Supreme War Council in Rapallo, 305, 307 and the Versailles Treaty, 474, 475 and victory at Jerusalem, 309 visits Joffre and Haig on Western Front, 23Ì Locarno Conference, 481 Lodge, Henry Cabot, 479 Lodz, 146 London, Treaty of, 172 Loos, 169, 229-30 Lorraine. See Alsace and Lorraine Lossberg, Colonel von, 301, 304 Lublin, 112 Lucy, 381 Ludendorff, General Erich, 351 aims to smash the B.E.F., 343— 45 Alsace and Lorraine and, 319 Amiens and, 360, 418 at Avesnes, 418 and the Battle of Cambrai, 318 and the Battle of Lys, 364 becomes First Quartermaster General, 261 Beer Hall Putsch and, 481-83 breaks down in front of his staff, 438 and the Cats-Kemmel hill, 366 and continuation of the war (1918), 340-41 and the Eastern Front, 99—101, 141, 142, 143 after first German drive toward Warsaw, 146 and the Fourteen Points, 348, 443 and the German Army, 391 and German submarine warfare, 277 in the invasion of Belgium, 61, 63, 64 is dismissed, 447 Kapp Putsch and, 481 Lenin and, 321 meeting with Hindenburg, 100 mines of Belgium and, 460 offensive operations (1918), 344 and Operation Michael, 352 and overthrow of the Russian Provisional Government, 322 and the Paris Gun, 362 quoted on the American soldier, 388 and second German drive toward Warsaw, 146 at the strategy conference at Pless, 218 and the tactic of infiltration, 341 and the taking of Warsaw, 219 and the tank, 318 Tannenberg and, 103, 106, 108 and the treaty of Brest Litovsk, 328-34 Vilna plan, 221, 222 warns of the German defeat, 440 Ludwig III, King, 455 Lusitânia, sinking of, 166 Lutzow (ship), 250, 252 Luxembourg, invasion of, 51 Luxemburg, Rosa, 439 Lvov. SeeLemberg Lvov, Prince Georgi, 272, 273 Lyautey, General Louis, 262 Lyddite (explosive), 18 Lys, Battle of, 182, 364 M McAdoo, William Gibbs, 315 McAlexander, Colonel Ulysses Grant, 397 McAndrew, Major General James W.,371 MacArthur, Charles, 396 MacArthur, General Douglas, 396 502 Mackensen, General August von in the attack on Gorlice, 218 at the battle of Gumbinnen, 97 on the Eastern Front, 142, 143 in first German drive toward Warsaw, 144 takes over the Eleventh Army, 217 at Tannenberg, 108-9 Mad Monk, The. See Rasputin Magdeburg (cruiser), 149 Mailly Gap, 91 Main Line of Resistance, 389 Mainz, 467 Mainz (cruiser), 147 Maistre, General Paul, 432 Majestic (battleship), 154, 184 Maklakov, Minister, Ν. Α., quoted on popularity of war among the masses, 39 Malcolm, General, 358 Malinov Ministry, 424 Malinovský, Rodion, 293 Mangin, General Charles, 290, 292, 293, 399 Mangin offensive, 399—404 March, General Peyton C-, 407 March Revolution. See Russian Revolution of 1917 Marines. See United States Marines Mark V Star tanks, 416 Marne, Battles of the, 54, 87, 88- 93, 396-99 American soldier at, 394 actions leading to, 80—88 map, 84-85 Marne River, 88, 397 Marshall, General George C. prepares troops for Argonne offensive, 431 receives surrender of the Turks in Mesopotamia, 449 and Saint-Mihiel, 425 Marshall, Lieutenant General W. R., in Mesopotamia, 405, 406 Marwitz, Generai Georg von der, 129, 352, 355, 360 Masurian Lakes, 142, 160, 161 Maude, General Sir Stanley, 309 Maud huy, General Louis Ernest de, 90, 129 Maunoury, General Michel Joseph, 78, 89-90 Mauser rifle, 44 Max of Baden, Prince, 438, 439, 440 asks for an armistice from Wil¬ son, 440 and the Fourteen Points, 441 Maxim machine gun, 44 Maze!, General, 290 McBey, James, painting by, 310 Meaux, 88 Mediterranean Sea. See Dardanelles Megiddo, 405 Mehmedbašić, Mohammed, 10, 25 Menin Road, 135 MensdorfF, Count Albert, 319 Mensheviks, 322 Merizzi, Colonel Erik von, 10 Mesopotamia, 405, 406 disposition after the war, 477 Messimy, Adolphe, 75 is replaced, 80 Messines, 300-301 Messines Ridge, 364 attack at (map), 298 Metz, 72-73 Meuse-Argonne offensive, 429, 432-37, 442 casualties, 442 map, 434-35 three phases of, 433 Mexico, 276, 279 Mezes, Dr. Sidney, 347 Mézières, 414 Mézy, 397 Michael, Grand Duke, 272 Michael, Operation, 343-45, 352- 57, 360-61 preparations for, 348—50, 352 Michaelis, Dr. Georg, 329 Micheler, General Alfred, and the Nivelle offensive, 289 Middle East. See also Gallipoli cam¬ paign; Palestine; Turkey British expeditions in, 266 503 casualties, 311 Jerusalem, 308-11 surrender of Turks in Meso¬ potamia, 449 Military Service Act, 243 Millerand, Etienne Alexandre, 80 quoted, 228 Milner, Lord, 357, 358 Miiyukov, Pavel, 224, 272-73, 323 Miracle of the Marne, 90 Mississippi (battleship), 117 Missy-aux-Bois, 402—3 Model 1917 (rifle), 284, 386 Moltke, Field Marshal Helmuth von (The Elder), 16 Moltke, General Helmuth von (The Younger), 33 before the Battle of the Marne, 86-87 directive of August 27, 1914, 79 Falkenhayn replaces, 109—10 anďGermany s problems at home, 214 invasion of Belgium and, 61, 74 puts Ludendorff in charge in the East, 99 Schlieffen Plan and, 55, 56, 57- 59 victory at Tannenberg and, 109 and Wilhelm s idea of a one- front war with Russia, 50 withdraws two corps from his armies in France, 78 Mombasa, 200 Mondesir, General Piarron de, 393 Monmouth (cruiser), 148 Monro, Lieutenant General Sir Charles, 192 Mons, 67, 70 Battle of, 62 retreat from, 70 Mons Conference, 343 Mons Men, 70 Mons Star, 70 Montdidier, 417 Montmirail, 90 Montsec, 371 Moon (island), 327 Moorehead, Alan, quoted on Ru¬ pert Brooke, 176—77 Moreuil, 414 Morgan, Wallace, sketch by, 390 Morgenthau, Henry, 120 quoted on Enver Pasha, 121 Morhange and Sarrebourg, Battles of, 72 Morlancourt on the Ancre, 417 Moroccan troops, 400, 402 Mort Homme, Le, 248 Mouchy Conference, 399 Müller, Hermann, 475 Müller, Captain Karl von, 148 Mulhall, Corporal Nick, 308 Munitions Act, 212 Munitions production, 139 Murray, General Sir Archibald, 266, 309 Mustafa Kemal, 176, 181 Mustard gas, 322 N Namur, 66, 204 Nancy, bombing of, 409 Napoleonlik. See Enver Pasha Neidenburg, 107 Nernst, Walter, 161 Neutral Nations map, Í4-Í5 Neuve-Chapelle, 155-58 Neville, Colonel Wendell C, 384 New York American announces war with Germany (April 7, 1917), 274 New York City news of the armistice and, 454 New York World, cartoon in, 368 Nicholas, Grand Duke on the Eastern Front, 142, 143 in first German drive toward Warsaw, 144 invites Kitchener to Russia, 252 and the taking of Warsaw, 221 Nicholas II, Czar, 3Í, 269 abdication of, 272 murder of, 425 504 and the Revolution of 1917, 272 and the Russian Duma, 224 Russian mobilization and, 38, 40 takes command of Russian forces, 222-23 General Tatistchev and, 39 Nicolson, Harold, quoted, 470 Niemen River, 109 Night bombing, 409 Nivelle, General Robert, 248, 261 Nivelle offensive, 284—93 Nord canal, 317 North Sea. See also Ypres, Battles of movements toward, 129—33 Northern Pacific (troop carrier) , 458 Novikh, Grigori. See Rasputin Nürnberg (cruiser), 148 О Ocean (battleship), 154 Oceania, 163 O Connell, James, 249 Odessa, 120 Orlando, Vittorio E. at the Supreme War Council in Rapallo, 305 attends meeting to circumvent the Fourteen Points, 441 at the Paris Peace Conference, 462-63, 470 reaction to Wilson s Fourteen Points, 348 Orpen, Sir William, sketch by, 346 Ostróda. See Tannenberg, Battle of Ourcq River, 410-11 Paar, General Count, 12 Page, Walter Hines, 276 Painlevé, Paul, 287, 289, 305, 307 Paléologue, Maurice, 36, 37 Palestine General Allenby in, 310, 405, 406,438 disposition after the war, 477 Paris French Government leaves, 82 defense of the city, 83, 86 Paris Basin, 410 Paris Gun, 361-63 Paris Peace Conference, 462—71 Council of Four, 469 Council of Ten, 463—64 Council of Three, 470 LJ. S. delegation, 459 Paris-Metz Road, 378, 383, 385 Paris-Nancy Railway, 392 Pasić, Premier, 30, 32 Passchendaele Ridge, 300-305, 437 Allied advance (map), 298 Patton, General George S., Jr., 428 Pavlovich, Dimitri, 270 Pershing, General John J . at the Abbeville conference, 367 assesses manpower require¬ ments for the war, 296 and Georges Clemenceau, 447 contemplates where to base his advance guard, 296 estimates manpower to win the war, 387-88 first all-American offensive and, 421 headquarters, 297 and an independent American Army, 406 is put in charge of American troops in France, 282—83 1916 expedition into Mexico, 279 after Operation Michael, 360— 61 Paris and, 378 puts General Harbord in com¬ mand of Services of Supply, 407 releases his first five divisions for the Marne area, 373 relinquishes First Army com¬ mand, 446 at Senlis meeting, 444 sails to France, 284 Saint-Mihiel and, 423, 431 505 takes command of the U. S. First Army, 421 visits General Allen s Argonne command post, 445 welcomes the American troops, 295 Pétain, General Henri Philippe, 224, 337 at Artois, 207 and the defense of Verdun, 245, 247 and an independent American Army, 407 and the Nivelle offensive, 290, 292 and Operation Michael, 349, 357 quoted on: A.E.F. s 7th Machine Gun Battalion, 374 Verdun, 239, 246, 401 at Senlis meeting, 444 and his troops, 292-93, 378 Petit Morin River, 88 Pfeffer, Judge Leo, 25 Phosgene gas, 169 Plan XVII, 59-60 Platten, Fritz, 321 Pless Conference, 218 Plessen, General von, 449 Plumer, General Sir Herbert, 203 and Ypres, 300, 301, 304 Operation Georgette and, 365, 366 Poilu, 60, 202 Poincaré, Raymond decorates Pershing with the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, 421 at the Doullens meeting, 357 good-will mission to Russia, 35 outbreak of war and, 48 Poland disposition after the war, 476 disposition at Brest Litovsk, 329, 330 fall of Warsaw, 215-23 Poldi. See Berchtold, Count Leopold von Pommern (ship), 252 Ponían ezen, Camp, 458 Popović, Cvijetko, assassination of Francis Ferdinand and, 10 Portugal (freighter), 120 Posen Conference, 219 Potiorek, General Oskar, 11, 110, 146 Pourtalès, Count Friedrich von, 35, 36-37, 39, 42 Přemysl, 218 Princess Royal (ship), 250 Princip, Gavrilo, 11, 25, 26 Prittwitz und Gaffron, General Max von, 95, 96, 97, 98 Protopopov, Alexander, 270—71 Provence (transport), 197 Putnik, General Radomir, 111, 147 in Serbia, 196 Q Queen Elizabeth, 184 Queen Mary, 250 R Raben, Captain von, 201 Radoslavov Cabinet, 424 Raemaekers, Louis, drawing by, 234 Rainbow. See American Expedi¬ tionary Force (A.E.F.), 42nd Division Rankin, Jeannette, 281 Rapallo Conference, 305, 307 Rasputin, 269-70 Rau, George Α., 372 Rava Russkaya, 113, 219 Rawlinson, General Sir Henry at Amiens, 412 and the seige of Antwerp, 132 takes over the Fifth Army, 358 at Ypres, 301 Read, Major General George W., 388, 405 Red Guards, 334 506 Remières Wood, 372 Rennenkampf, Pavel, 95, 96, 98 after battle around Maurian Lakes, 142 after Tannenberg, 109 Renouard, General, 374 Repington, Colonel Charles A Court, 230 Reshadieh (dreadnought), 117 Rhine River, 471 Ribot, Alexandre, 297 River Clyde, 178 Rivièries, Seré de, 76 Robertson, General Sir William Wully attitude toward seizing Pass- chendaele Ridge, 300 and Lloyd George as War Min¬ ister, 255 and the Nivelle offensive, 287, 288 quoted on: Gallipoli, 193 winning the war, 267 takes over as Chief of the Im¬ perial General Staff, 232- 33 suggestions for increasing troop strength (1917), 337-38, 339 Rock of the Marne. See McAlex- ander, Colonel Ulysses Grant Rodzianko, Mikhail, 271 Romanov dynasty, fall of, 271-74 Roosevelt, Theodore, 277, 284 Root, Elihu, 323 Royal Fusiliers, 185 Royal Navy. See British Royal Navy Roye, 413 Rumania, 194 declares war on Austria, 263 signs the Corn Treaty, 262—63 after the Versailles Treaty, 476 Rupprecht, Crown Prince, 217 captures Saint-Mihiel, 128 Russia Allied attitude toward Bolshe¬ vik rule, 334-36 and closing of the Dardanelles, 121 declares war on Turkey, 121 mobilization of, 35—40 in 1916, 269-71 pulls out of the war, 321-27 Russian Army, 4Í, 94 artillery, 46 cavalry divisions, 102 compulsory military service, 46 in the defense of Gorlice, 218 in Galicia, 113 officer corps, 46 rank and file soldiers, 46—47 under Rennenkampf and Sam- sonov, 95, 96 Southwest Army Group, 263 status at the beginning of the war, 46 throwing down their arms, 324 335 women troops, 320 Third Army, 218 Fourth Army, 324 Tenth Army, 160 I Corps, 107 Caucasian Corps, 144 Russian Reinsurance Treaty, 20 Russian Revolution of 1917, 271-74 Russki, General N. V., 113, 272 S-Beach (Gallipoli), 179, 180 Şaar, 468, 471 Šabac, 111 Said Halim, Grand Vizier, 119, 120 Saint Gervais, Church of, bombing of, 362 Saint-Gond, Marshes of, 90-91 Saint-Mihiel, 421, 422, 425-32 aftermath, 420 capture of, 128 gas attacks, 422 map, 426—27 Saint-Nazaire, 1919, on Memorial Day, 465 507 Saint-Quentin, 349 Saint-Quentin canal, 317, 318 Salonika, 193-97, 405 Samsonov, General Alexander, 95, 96 death of, 108 Second Army from Poland and, 97-98 at Tannenberg, 102-3, 107, 108 San Giuliano, Marquis di, 33, 169 Sarajevo, assassination of Francis Ferdinand at, 7, 10—13, 24-26 Sarrail, General Maurice, 81, 194 Sarrebourg. See Morhange and Sarrebourg Sassoon, Siegfried, quoted, 258, 259 Sazonov, Sergei Austrian ultimatum and, 36 Russian mobilization and, 35, 36-37, 38, 42 Scapa Flow, 253 Scharnhorst (ship), 148 Scheer, Admiral Reinhard, 449—50 at Jutland, 250, 252 Scheidemann, Philipp, 475 Schlieffen, Count Alfred von, 21, 56 Schlieffen Plan, 55-56, 58 Schmidt von Knobelsdorf, General, 236 Schoen, Baron Wilhelm von, neu¬ trality of France and, 41,42 Scholtz, General Friddrich von, 102 Schwieger, Sommander Walter, Lusitânia and, 166 Scott, General Hugh, 282 Sealed train, legend of, 322 Sedan, 452 Sedd el Bahr, 124 Seckt, Hans von, 218 Seeger, Alan, 128 quoted, 210-11 on the Champagne offen¬ sive, 227, 228 on the war, 203 Seicheprey, 371-72 Selective service, See Conscription Serbia aftermath of Sarajevo and, 26-27 attitude toward Francis Ferdi¬ nand, 9 Austria declares war on, 34 Austria-Hungary decides on a treatment for, 29 Austria s ultimatum and, 29—32 Bulgaria declares war on, 196 mobilizes for war, 32 Sergy, capture of, 411 Seydlitz (ship), 252 Shantung Province, 163, 469 Shearer, Major Maurice E., 385 Sherriff, R. C, 350 Shulgin, Basil, 272 Sibley, Major Berton W, at Belleau Wood, 381, 382, 383 Siegfried Line. See Hindenburg Line Sims, Admiral William S., 281 Simson, Commander G. Spicer, 200 Sixt von Arnim, General, at Ypres, 301, 304 Skierniewice, gas attack at, 217 Smith-Dorrien, General Sir Horace, 70, 71 203 Smith, J . Α., sketch by, 420 Smuts, General Jan C, 198, 301 trip to Switzerland, 319 Soissons, 399-404 Soissons— Château-Thierry Highway, 399 Soldau, 107 Somme, Battles of, 256-61, 259 German advances, 359 map, 251 skeletal remnant attests to slaughter, 265 Sordet, Generálj. F. Α., 71 Souchon, Admiral Wilhelm, 118, 119,120 South African Mounted Rifles, 200 Spartacists, 439 Spears, Edward L. quoted, 67, 93 Spee, Count Maximilian von, 148 508 Spirit of 1776, The (movie), 316 Stalin, Joseph, 321 Stallupönen, 97 Stamboliski, Alexander, 195 Stanton, Colonel Charles E., 295 Stewart, Brigadier General J . M., 200 Stopford, General Sir Frederick, 187,188,189 Storck, Wilhelm Ritter von, 26 Stumpf Laager, 430 Sturdee, Admiral Sir F. Doveton, 148 Stürmer, Boris, 270—71 Sublime Porte, 120 Submarine warfare, 277 Allied shipping and, 281-82 at the beginning of the war, 164 number of U-boats by end of 1915, 215 sinking of the Lusitânia, 166 U.S. entry into the war and, 275-76 Suez Canal, attack toward, 121, 123, 124-25 Sujfren (ship), 154 Suhan Osman (dreadnought), 117 Summerall, Major General Charles Pelot, 295, 402 Supreme War Council, 305, 307 meets to set conditions of ar¬ mistice, 443—44 SuvlaBay, 185, 186-89 Swißsure (battleship), 154 Sydney (cruiser), 149 Szápáry, Count Friedrich, 35, 38 Szögyény, Count, 27—28 Tabriz, taking of, 124 Talaat Pasha, 116, 117, 120 and the German ships, Goeben and Breslau, 119 Tanganyika, Lake, 200—1 Tanks adopted by the U.S. Army, 313 in the Battle of Cambrai, 316— 18 development of, 260—61 Mark V Star, 416 at Saint-Mihiei, 425, 428 Tannenberg, Battle of, 83, 97-110 map, Í04-5 Tappen, Colonel, 106 Tarnów, 218 Tatistchev, General, 39 Taylor, A. J. P., quoted on Bis¬ marck, 18 Tersztyanky, General, 324 Teschen, 464 Teutonic armies. See German Army thin green line, the, 436 Thomas, Albert, 23 і Thunderbolt. See Yilderim Tiger, The. See Clemenceau, Georges Tiger (cruiser), 250 Tirpitz, Admiral Alfred von, 33 German alliance with Turkey and, 118 plot to have Bethmann-Holl- weg and Falkenhayn dismissed, 158 quoted on Hindenburg, 146 Tisza, Count István, 27, 28, 215 Togoland, 198 Toul, 308, 409 Townshend, General Charles, 266 Transcaucasia, 123 Transjordan, disposition after the war, 477 Transylvania, 477 advance into, 263-64 Treaties Brest Litovsk, 327-34 Corn Treaty, 262—63 Lausanne Treaty, 476 Treaty of London, 172 Versailles Treaty, 467, 471-78 signing, 456 Trench systems, 139, 140-41 and the battles in Artois, 225 German, on Western Front, 128 509 at Ypres, 137 Trentino, 175 1916 offensive (map), 302-3 Triple Alliance, 19 Italy s ties to, 169 Triumph (battleship), 184 Trotsky, Leon, 275, 323, 335 asks the German High Com¬ mand for peace, 327 and the Red Army, 336 and the takeover of the Russian Government, 326 and the Treaty of Brest Litovsk, 331-32 Trouée de Charmes, lb Trumbić, Dr. Ante, 464 Tsingtao, Port of, 163, 469 Turkey, 114-25. See also Dardanelles considers attack toward the Suez Canal, 121, 123 decides for war, 121 deportation of Greeks, 117 disposition after the war, 477 government of, 116 proposes a mutual defense pact with Germany, 118 surrenders, 449 Turkish Army, 123 defeat in the Caucasus, 125 and extermination of Armeni¬ ans, 123 losses at Gallipoli, 192 Sixth Army, 405 Turrill, Major Julius S., 381 U Uganda, 200 Ukraine, 334 Ulyanov, Vladimir Ilich. See Lenin, Nikolai Union of South Africa, 198 United Kingdom. See Great Britain United States. See also American Expeditionary Forces announces war with Germany (April 7, 1917), 274 Army Appropriations Act, 314 Army in 1917, 280 attitude toward war: in 1915, 165 in 1916, 267 conscientious objectors, 314 conscription, 268, 283—84, 313-14 reaction to news of the armistice, 454 United States Foreign Relations Committee, Versailles Treaty and, 479 United States Marines, 375, 378 at Belleau Wood, 379-86 in the Mangin offensive, 400, 402 United States Senate, reaction to the Versailles Treaty, 479-80 Unwin, Commander Edward, 178 Urbal, General Victor Louis d 138, 205 Uxküll, 341 V V-Beach (Gallipoli), 178, 179, 180 Van, Lake, 124 Vaux, 385 Vaux, Fort, 248 Vauxcastle ravine, 402 Vengeance (battleship), 154 Venizelos, Eleutherios, 195 Verdun, 128, 235, 236-39 Verdun, Battle of, 236, 244-49 American soldiers storm German trench, 401 artillery, 237 costs of, 248-49 French soldiers of, 246 manpower, 238 map, 240-41 Versailles, Treaty of, 471-78 ratification by the U. S., 478- 80 treatment of Germany, 467 Vesle Valley, 395 Victor Emmanuel, King, 305 510 Vienna, administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 9—10 Vierzy, 402 Vigneulies, 430 Villa, Pancho, 277 Villers-Bretonneaux Plateau, 389 Vilna, 221-22 Vimy Ridge, 157, 204 Viviani, Premier René French neutrality and, 41, 42 good-will mission to Russia, 35 Voie Sacrée, La, 247 Von der Tann (ship), 250 Vorwärts, 439 W W-Beach (Gallipoli), 179, 180 Waldersee, Count Alfred von, 20— 21, 95, 97, 98 Wangenheim, Baron von, 117 and Turkey s entrance into the war, 118 War songs, 267 Warren, Senator Francis, 282 Warrior (ship), 252 Warsaw fall of, 215-23 first German drive toward, 143— 44 War spite (ship), 252 Watt, Richard M., quoted on tradi¬ tional methods of war¬ fare, 139 Wavre, 99 Wehle, Colonel von, 200 Weygand, General Maxime, 450 White, Chief Justice Edward Douglass, 280 Whittlesey, Major Charles W, 446 Whizz-bangs, 237 Wiesner, Friedrich von, 25 Wilhelm I, Kaiser, 16 alliance of 1879 and, 18-19 Alliance of the Three Emperors, 18 death of, 19 Wilhelm II, Kaiser agrees to send out peace feelers, 439 assassination of Francis Ferdi¬ nand and, 12 Austria-Hungary s ultimatum to Serbia and, 30 becomes ruler of Germany, 20 Belgian neutrality and, 57 calls a meeting of the German High Command at Avesnes, 418 dismisses Bismarck, 20 dismisses Ludendorff, 447 early life, 19 German Navy and, 23 is told of the armistice, 451 leaves Germany, 425, 451 neutrality of France and, 51 North Sea cruise, 28 and a one-front war against Russia, 50 orders unrestricted submarine warfare, 275-76 peace and, 267 pledges Austria his loyalty, 27— 28 proclaims Kriegsgefahr Zustand, 40 quoted on the outbreak of war, 50 Russian mobilization and, 38 Turkey and, 116 at Ypres, 135 Wilhelmina (freighter), 165 Wilson, General Sir Henry, 337 at the Doullens meeting, 357, 358 and the drafting of the German armistice, 444 takes over as Chief of Staff, 339 Wilson, Woodrow announces the signing of the armistice, 453 asks for a declaration of war, 280-81 asks Germans to reconsider the Fourteen Points, 447 attitude toward the war in 1915, 165 511 breaks diplomatie relations with Germany, 276 and the British blockade of German shipping, 214—15 campaign speech (1916), 315 and formation of the Supreme War Council, 307 Fourteen Points of, 348, 441, 444 and the German request for an armistice, 440, 443 League of Nations Covenant and, 466, 468 and the Paris Peace Conference, 459, 462-70 peacemaking and, 462 at the signing of the Versailles Treaty, 475 sinking of the Lusitânia and, 166 tours France, England and Italy, 460 Woëvre Plain, 237 Women, in the workplace, 212 Wussow, General, death of, 63 Y Y-Beach (Gallipoli), 178, 180-81 Yellow Cross. See Mustard gas Yilderim, 311 York, Corporal Alvin C, 313, 441-43 Youandé, 201 Ypres, 134 Ypres, Battles of gas Avariare, 167—69 First, 133-42 casualties, 138 map, 136 Second, 203 Third, 299-305 map, 298 Yser River, 133 Yudenich, Nikolai, 264 Yugoslavia, disposition after the war, 476 Yusupov, Prince, 270 X Х -Beach (Gallipoli), 180 Zaimis, Alexandras, 196 Zeppelin raids, 212 Zimmermann, Colonel, 201 Zimmermann message, 275—77 f Bayerische I ÔtaatabibííotheK і München 512
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