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Afghanistan neutral throughout the war,
95;
German diplomatic activity in,
126;
refuses to abandon neutrality,
132
africa
and the European powers,
6;
and the war in July
1917, 95;
and the final
German military effort,
97;
German war aims in,
128;
Germany deprived of all
her possessions in,
145
albania
Italian aspirations in,
7;
created as a foil to Serbia,
8;
neutral on the
outbreak of war,
12;
Allied plans for,
37;
Austrian armies advance through,
49;
southern territory held by Allies,
62;
Austrians driven from,
120, 123;
German
wartime economic plans for,
127
ALEXANDRETTA British plan for a possible landing at,
32;
and proposed annexa¬
tion of,
34;
a possible free port,
40;
claimed as part of Greater Armenia,
41;
German war aims in,
105;
French naval landing at,
116;
becomes a part of the
French mandate in Syria,
146
alsace-lorraine Gambetta s advice on,
1 ;
still a part of Germany and under
German control at the time of the Armistice,
118;
French plans for,
125;
returned
to France,
144
Antwerp British troops active in defence of,
17, 18;
first Zeppelin deaths in,
64;
German ships detained in,
76 ;
still under German occupation at the time of the
Armistice,
118;
German plans for,
124
ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) fights on Gallipoli Peninsula,
38,39 ;
and at Passchendaele,
103
arabs
within the Turkish Empire,
3 ;
in revolt against Turkey,
42, 63,114;
advance
against the Turks,
113, 116
argentina
neutral throughout the war,
95 ;
sends meat supplies to the Allies,
134;
provides horses for Britain,
135;
large increase in gold reserves as a result of the
war,
143
armenia
part of territory promised to Russia,
40;
and the Turks,
41;
German
war aims in,
105;
offered to the United States as a mandate,
146;
war debts to
the United States,
157
arras Hitler at the battle of,
59;
British plan to advance from,
88;
and battle of
Vimy Ridge,
89 ;
and subterranean life of,
91 ;
and strongpoints in the defence of,
92
ATATURK active in tenacious Turkish defence of Gallipoli Peninsula,
38 ;
preserves
Turkey as a vigorous
national
entity,
148,149
australia
and Germany s Far Eastern Empire,
23, 24;
her troops at Passchen¬
daele,
103;
her contribution to the Empire war effort,
130;
sends meat to the Allies,
134;
increases her gold reserves slightly as a result of the war,
143
xxvii
austria
a new state created after the defeat of Austria-Hungary,
152, 155;
her
peace treaty with the Allies,
154;
receives reconstruction loans from Britain and
the United States,
156, 157
austria-hungary Germany s only firm ally,
2;
minority discontent in,
3;
and
Berlin-Bagdad railway,
4;
invades Serbia,
14;
invaded by Russia,
27;
Allied
plans for possible attack on,
32;
her Adriatic coastline promised to Italy and the
South Slavs,
36;
drives Russian army from
Galicia,
47;
invades Serbia,
48;
excel¬
lent communications system of,
61;
invades Rumania,
62;
Russians plan further
advance against,
106;
Russians driven from,
107;
internal disintegration of,
114,
115, 152;
revolt of Serbs in,
120;
agrees to Armistice,
123;
her war effort,
141 ;
the
high cost of the war to,
142;
war dead,
158
bagdad
terminus of railway from Berlin,
4;
Russian plan to attack,
33;
British
plan to annexe,
34;
British armies fail to reach,
43;
occupied by the British in
1917,63 ;
British advances into Turkey from,
116
Belgium on German invasion route,
10;
invaded,
14, 15;
German conquest of,
17;
her troops active against the Germans in Africa,
31;
shipping losses,
84;
and the
defeat of Germany,
117;
occupation zone in Germany,
118;
German plans for,
124 ;
her neutrality,
125 ;
and German economic aspirations,
127 ;
and African native
labourers as part of British war effort,
136;
British wartime supplies to,
140;
gold reserves fall as a result of the war,
142;
war debts to Britain and the United
States,
156, 157 ;
war dead,
158
berlin
terminus of railway to Bagdad,
4;
British plan of attack against,
43 ;
centre
of German communications,
61;
food riots in,
77;
strikes in,
99;
revolutionary
activity in,
114, 121
blockade Allied naval blockade of Germany,
74,76 ;
effect of in Germany,
77,99 ;
its extent,
113
bolsheviks demand immediate end to war,
106;
influence Russian troops to
mutiny,
107;
seize power in
Petrograd, 108;
seize power throughout Russia,
109;
triumphant in Bavaria,
121
brazil shipping losses while both neutral and belligerent,
84;
supplies meat to
Allies,
134
BREST-LiTovsK Bolsheviks cede territory to Germany at,
109
Britain fears German invasion,
1 ;
former good relations with Germany,
2;
her
treaty obligations in conflict with German plans,
10;
German cruisers escape from,
13;
declares war on Germany,
14;
a hundred thousand Belgian refugees in,
17;
and
Germany s Far Eastern Empire,
24;
plans to help Russia against Turkish attack,
32, 33;
launches naval attack at the Dardanelles,
35;
Sinai territory conquered by
Turks,
42;
attacks Turkish Empire in Mesopotamia,
43;
naval defences against
German invasion,
44;
plans for the invasion of Germany,
45;
forces arrive too late
to help Serbia,
48;
advances against the Germans north of the
Somme,
56;
dif¬
ficulties of communications with Allies,
60;
German Zeppelin raids on,
64;
air
defences of,
69;
air raids over Germany,
73;
effect of German submarine activity
on,
78, 79;
mine defences in the Dover Strait,
80;
reliance on imported food,
82;
merchant shipping losses of,
85;
plans for attack in March
1917
on western front,
xxviii
88;
and battle of Vimy Ridge,
89;
and battle of
Messines, 90;
and life under
Arras,
91;
and the Allies in July
1917, 95;
driven back by Germany on western
front,
110;
heavy casualties during counter-attack,
119;
troops active on Italian
front,
122;
and her Empire war effort,
130;
and the Near East,
132;
and the search
for horses,
135;
uses native labour from Asia and Africa,
136;
her war effort,
138, 139;
aid to her Allies,
140;
the cost of the war to,
142;
and the Treaty of
Versailles,
144, 145;
and the partition of the Turkish Empire,
146, 148;
and the
war between Greece and Turkey,
149;
and the war against Bolshevism,
151;
European war debts to,
156;
war dead,
158;
losses on a short sector of the western
front,
159
brussels
German plan to drive through during attack on France,
10;
occupied by
the Germans,
17;
and the communications system of the Central Powers,
61;
still under German occupation at the time of the Armistice,
117
BRUSSiLOv his attack against Austria-Hungary and Germany on the eastern front,
104
bulgaria
suspicious of Austria—Hungary,
2;
neutral on the outbreak of war,
12;
Allies hope to win over to their cause,
33 ;
abandons neutrality in order to attack
Serbia,
48;
invades Rumania and occupies corner of Greece,
62;
base for German
Zeppelin flight for Africa,
72;
Allied advances through,
120;
surrenders to Allies,
123;
German wartime economic plans for,
127;
loses outlet on Aegean Sea,
149;
war dead,
158
cambrai
occupied by the Germans,
18;
British attempt to capture,
93;
German
looting in,
98;
Germans driven from defensive positions of,
117;
part of repara¬
tions zone,
125
canada
shipping losses off the coast of,
86 ;
troops active in assault on Vimy Ridge,
89;
and at Passchendaele,
103;
her contribution to the Empire war effort,
130;
sends horses to British sector of the western front,
135
CAPORETTO Italian defeat at,
122
CHANAK British aim to seize by naval attack alone,
33;
the attack fails,
35;
part
of territory promised to Russia,
37, 40;
part of proposed United States mandate,
146;
occupied by British troops,
149
chemin des
dames heavy French losses at,
89;
Germans occupy,
110
china growing Russian influence in,
23;
an Allied Power by July
1917, 95;
sends
meat to Europe,
134;
supplies Britain with large coolie labour force,
136;
Germany
deprived of all commercial possessions in,
145
Churchill sees battle of
Marne as
decisive for Allies,
16;
fights for five months on
the western front,
59;
accuses Allied offensives as being needless operations of
infinite cost,
93
Constantinople European terminus of Berlin-Bagdad railway,
4;
German
cruisers escape to,
13;
part of territory promised to Russia,
37, 40;
and com¬
munications system of the Central Powers,
61;
Allied fleet anchors off,
120;
offered to the United States as a mandate,
146;
British occupation of,
149
xxix
convoys set up by the Allies,
82;
their composition,
83
Corfu Serb soldiers seek refuge in,
49
cuba
one of nine Latin-American states joining the Allies by July
1917, 95
Czechs a minority inside Austria-Hungary, seeking independence,
1, 3, 141;
combine with Slovaks in demand for independence,
114, 115;
declare themselves
an independent state,
123;
form part of the anti-Bolshevik forces,
150;
and the
establishment of Czechoslovakia,
152, 155
Danzig made a Free City after Germany s defeat,
144, 155
Dardanelles British plan for a possible attack on,
32, 33;
the naval attack of
18
March
1915
at,
35;
part of territory promised to Russia,
37,40;
evacuated by the
British,
62
denmark
neutral on the outbreak of war,
12;
British plan to invade Germany
through,
45;
ships intercepted by the Allies,
74;
shipping losses,
84;
German
economic plans for,
127;
increase in gold reserves as a result of the war,
143;
gains German territory by plebiscite,
144
Egypt and the European powers in Africa,
6;
essential to Britain s position in
Central Asia,
9 ;
British plans to use as a base against Turkey,
32, 33 ;
and British
plans for the Middle East,
34;
and Allied communications,
60;
German Zeppelin
flight over,
72;
German diplomatic activity in,
126;
British use native labour of,
136;
Germany deprived of freely negotiated commercial concessions in,
145
EMDEN German naval raider in the Indian Ocean,
27
estonians
hamper Russian war effort,
106;
achieve independence,
155
finns
hamper Russian war effort,
106;
achieve independence,
109, 155;
German
wartime economic plans for,
127
fiume
promised to the South Slavs,
36;
made a Free City,
155
1
France desires Alsace-Lorraine,
1;
German cruisers bomb Algerian ports of,
13;
German invasion of,
15;
her Empire in Africa and German war aims,
30;
and
the war in Africa,
31 ;
possible sphere of influence in the Middle East,
34;
arrives
too late to help Serbia,
48;
defends Verdun,
53;
advances south of the
Somme,
56;
shipping losses,
84;
plan for victory in March
1917,88 ;
advance halted by mutinies,
89;
German vandalism in,
98;
naval landings at Alexandretta and Beirut,
116;
occupation zone in Germany,
118;
her troops active on the Italian front,
122;
German war aims in,
124;
her own war aims in the west,
125;
German economic
plans for,
127;
mutinies in,
137;
British supplies to,
140;
the cost of the war to,
142;
and the Treaty of Versailles,
144, 145;
receives Syria as League of Nations
mandate,
148;
active in the war against Bolshevism,
151;
and German coal pro¬
duction,
153 ;
her war debts to Britain and the United States,
156,157 ;
war dead,
158
Galicia
Austrian territory occupied by Russia,
27 ;
Russians driven out of,
47
GALLiPOLi British plan for a possible landing at,
32;
believed a possible objective
by naval action alone,
33
xxx
GALLiPOLi
peninsula
part of territory promised to Russia,
37;
Allied attack on,
38 ;
Allied trenches on,
39
gambetta
his advice to France,
1
geneva Germany ceases to be an enemy power at,
154
german
submarines sunk by Britain,
78;
active against British merchant ships,
79;
in the Dover Strait,
80;
in the Mediterranean,
81 ;
cheated of their prey by the
convoy system,
82, 83;
the extent of their success,
84, 85, 86;
bring the United
States into the war,
94;
surrender to the Allies,
118
germany
fears British naval supremacy,
1;
her growing isolation,
2;
controls
Berlin-Bagdad railway,
4;
plans the swift defeat of France,
10;
her cruisers escape
to Constantinople,
13;
declares war on France and invades Belgium,
14;
advances
across France,
15;
halted at battle of
Marne,
16;
and race to the sea,
18, 19;
her
Far Eastern Empire,
23;
her Pacific squadron defeated,
25;
advances against
Russia,
27;
war aims in Africa,
30;
loses her African Empire,
31;
British naval
defences against possible invasion from,
44;
British invasion plans against,
45;
war aims in Eastern Europe,
46;
military successes against Russia in
1915, 47;
fails to capture Verdun,
53 ;
effective trench defences of,
54, 55 ;
driven back by the
Allies on the
Somme,
56;
repels British attack at Gommecourt,
57;
excellent
communications system with the other Central Powers,
61;
Zeppelin raids over
Britain,
64;
air attacks on Paris,
66;
fires shells at Paris,
67;
Zeppelin raid of
19
October
1917, 68;
air raids over London,
70;
naval battles in the North Sea,
75;
effect of naval blockade on,
76, 77;
vigorous submarine activity against
Britain,
78, 79;
and against the Allies,
81 ;
tactical withdrawal on the western front,
88;
withstands Allied attack of April to June
1917, 89;
forced to withdraw from
Messines, 90;
and battle of
Cambrai,
93;
at war with the United States,
94;
her
vandalism in France and Belgium,
98;
strikes and social unrest in,
99;
trench
system on the western front,
100;
successful Baltic blockade against Russia,
104;
war aims in the Near East,
105;
occupies western Russia,
109;
advances against
Britain and France,
110;
driven back on the western front,
112, 113, 117, 118;
revolutionary activity in,
114;
Allied occupation of,
118;
and Bulgaria,
120;
revolution of November
1918
in,
121 ;
total isolation of,
123;
war aims in the west
during the war,
124;
French war aims towards,
125;
her wartime diplomacy,
126;
her economic aspirations,
127;
her war aims in Africa,
128;
her control of Persian
towns in
1915, 132;
driven from German East Africa,
133;
mutinies in,
137;
enormous fall in gold reserves as a result of the war,
142;
and the Treaty of Ver¬
sailles,
144, 145;
coal production of before and after the war,
153;
nearly two
million war dead,
158
GOEBEN and
Breslau
German cruisers escaping to Constantinople,
13
Greece neutral on the outbreak of war,
12;
Allies hope to win over to their cause,
33;
promised Albanian territory,
37;
promised Turkish territory,
40;
allows
Serb soldiers refuge in Corfu,
49;
Bulgarian attack on,
62;
shipping losses,
84;
joins Allies in
1917, 96;
German economic plans for,
127;
her forces driven from
Turkey,
149;
war debts to Britain and the United States,
156, 157;
war dead,
158
HiNDENBERG line Germans withdraw to,
88
hitler serves throughout the war on western front,
59
xxxi
Holland neutral
on the outbreak of war,
12;
Belgian refugees in,
17;
British plan
to invade Germany through,
45;
effect of British blockade of Germany on,
74;
shipping losses while neutral,
84;
the German Kaiser flees as exile to,
121;
German plans for,
124, 127;
large increase in gold reserves as a result of the war,
143
Hungary a new state created after the defeat of Austria-Hungary,
152, 155;
its
peace treaty with the Allies,
154;
United States loans money for reconstruction to,
157
IMPERIAL (nOW COMMONWEALTH) WAR GRAVES COMMISSION Cemeteries between
Ypres and Ploegsteert,
159
india
and the Russian Empire in central Asia,
9;
Madras oil depot bombarded
from the sea,
26;
British plan to solve immigration problem of,
34;
occupies
Turkish territory,
43;
German intrigues in,
126;
her war effort,
129;
her manpower
contribution,
131;
Turkish threat to,
132;
sends horses to Europe,
135;
a major
source of native labour,
136
influenza more American soldiers killed by than by German bullets,
112
Ireland German hopes for an anti-British revolt in,
126;
uprising in crushed by
Britain,
138;
achieves independence,
154
Isonzó
eleven battles fought on,
122
Italy territorial ambitions of,
1;
her Empire and aspirations,
7;
neutral on the
outbreak of war,
12;
Allies hope to win over to their cause,
33;
Allied promises to,
36, 37, 40;
Serb soldiers seek refuge in,
49;
and inter-allied communications,
60;
German submarine sinkings off,
81;
shipping losses,
84;
liberates occupied
territory,
113;
the war in,
122;
German economic plans for,
127;
British supplies
to,
140;
gold reserves fall heavily as a result of the war,
142;
formally annexes
Dodecanese Islands,
149;
annexes Trieste and South Tyrol,
152;
war debts to
Britain and the United States,
156, 157 ;
war dead,
158
japan Britain s Far Eastern ally,
23;
occupies German islands in Pacific,
24;
shipping losses,
84;
very large increase in gold reserves as a result of the war,
143;
gains German territory in China and the Pacific,
145;
war dead,
158
Jerusalem British plan for a possible attack on,
32;
its future uncertain,
34;
promised to the Jews as a national home,
40;
British army occupies,
63;
becomes
capital of British Palestine mandate,
146
jutland
battle of,
75
Karlsruhe British air raid on,
73
kiel
canal increases German naval power,
1 ;
British plan of attack against,
45;
revolution in ports of,
121
kitchener believes that all war is an outrage,
98
Kuwait British control of,
5
xxxii
Latvians hamper Russian war effort,
106;
achieve independence,
155
Lenin receives German money,
126
Lithuania former Russian territory achieving independence after the war,
155
Locarno German, French and Belgian frontiers guaranteed at,
154
London German Zeppelin raids on,
64;
defences of,
65;
German air raids over,
70 ;
a gun barrage of,
71 ;
its defences against German invasion,
75 ;
mine explosions
on western front audible in,
90
luxemburg
German plan to invade France through,
10;
neutral on the outbreak
of war,
12;
invaded by Germany,
14, 15;
still under German occupation at the
Armistice,
117;
German and French wartime plans for,
124,125
marne
German invasion of France checked at,
15;
battle of,
16;
Germans re-cross
inl918,
110;
Americans active in driving Germans back from,
112
mecca
centre of Arab revolt against Turks,
42;
held by the Arabs,
63
MENiN road scene of intense Anglo-German fighting,
20
Mesopotamia part of the Turkish Empire in
1914, 5;
British plan to annexe,
34;
possible British sphere of influence,
40 ;
Armenians deported to,
41 ;
British invasion
of,
43 ;
German war aims in,
105 ;
Indian troops in,
129
mess
Ines
heavy fighting at,
20;
mines exploded before battle of,
90;
captured by
British,
102;
recaptured by the Germans, 111; Imperial (now Commonwealth)
War Graves in region of,
159
möns
British Expeditionary Force first clashes with Germans at,
15,17 ;
liberated by
the Allies,
118
montenegro
and the Balkans,
8;
becomes an Allied Power on the outbreak of
war,
12;
Austro-Hungarian armies advance through,
49;
occupied by the Central
Powers,
62, 96;
liberated by the Allies,
123;
German wartime economic plans for,
127;
war dead,
158
mutinies on the western front,
89;
at Salonika,
96;
on the Russian front,
107,108;
among the Central Powers,
114;
in the Austro-Hungarian army,
115;
in the
Bulgarian army,
120;
in all German ports,
121 ;
throughout Europe,
137
naples
bombed by a German Zeppelin,
72
neu
illy peace treaty signed between Hungary and the Allies at,
154
Newfoundland and the British Empire at war,
130
new Zealand occupies German Samoa,
24;
troops fight on Gallipoli Peninsula,
38 ;
troops name underground tunnels at Arras,
91 ;
troops active at the battle of
Lys
in
1918,
111
;
and the British Empire at war,
130
xxxiii
northern Rhodesia
German troops surrender in,
97;
German war aims in,
128;
native labour of,
136
north sea British naval preparations in,
14;
British blockade of,
74, 76;
naval
battles in,
75
Norway neutral throughout the war,
12;
her ships intercepted by the Allies,
74;
shipping losses,
84;
German economic plans for,
127;
increase in gold reserves as a
result of the war,
143
odessą
bombarded by German ships flying the Turkish flag,
13, 32;
Ukranians
hamper Russian war effort in,
106;
Jews welcome liberation from Russian tyranny
in,
108;
Bolsheviks seize power in,
109;
Germans encourage revolution in,
126;
becomes a French base during the war against Bolshevism,
150
OTTOMAN EMPIRE see TURKEY
oxford target of a German Zeppelin raid,
68
Palestine Turkish province, seen as under possible British or United States
control,
34;
promised by Britain as national home for the Jews,
40
paris
German plan to encircle,
10;
German failure to encircle,
15;
Germans
driven away from,
16;
air raids on,
66;
gun bombardment of,
67;
final German
threat to,
110
passchend
AELE
scene of intense fighting during
1917, 21, 102, 103;
Germans
drive Allies from in
1918,111
persia
proposed railway to,
4;
Russian and British spheres of influence in,
9;
Turkish attack on Russian sphere,
32;
proposed Russian attack on Turkey
through,
43;
German war aims in,
105;
Turkish occupation of north-west corner
of,
109;
British attack Turks in,
116;
German diplomatic activity in,
126;
British
and Russian control extended in,
132
persian
gulf Turkish Empire and,
5 ;
British influence in,
9 ;
British plan to extend
influence over,
34;
British landings at head of,
43;
British defensive perimeter on,
132
PETAiN describes effect of battle of Verdun,
53
Petrograd
(formerly
st
Petersburg) Russian capital and communications
centre,
60, 104;
Bolsheviks seize power in,
108, 109;
anti-Bolshevik forces fail to
capture,
150
PLOEGSTEERT a village in the Ypres salient,
20, 21 ;
British underground tunnels
near,
51;
Churchill fights in trenches of,
58;
mines exploded near,
90;
Imperial
(now Commonwealth) War Graves in region of,
159
poison gas used on the western front,
50;
used at Verdun,
53;
becomes a part of
trench warfare,
54, 55;
Hitler a victim of,
59;
used during battle of the
Lys
in
1918,111
xxxiv
poland
a part of Russia over which Germany desired influence,
1;
proposed
tributary state of Germany,
46;
Russians promise autonomy to,
108;
the Poles
of Austria-Hungary support the independence of,
115;
German economic plans
for,
127;
supports anti-Bolshevik armies,
150;
repels Bolshevik invasion,
151 ;
her
treaty frontiers,
154, 155;
her debts to Britain and the United States,
156, 157
portugál
neutral on the outbreak of war,
12;
her African Empire the object of
German and British ambition,
30;
shipping losses,
84;
German military activity in
Portuguese East Africa,
97;
her troops on the western front, 111; and German
war aims in Africa,
128;
sends horses to British sector of western front,
135;
mutiny in,
137;
her gold reserves fall as a result of the war,
142;
war debts to
Britain,
156;
war dead,
158
railways from Berlin to Bagdad,
4;
in the Ypres Salient,
21, 22;
from Aleppo to
Medina,
42;
and the communications system of the Allies,
60;
give an important
advantage to the Central Powers,
61 ;
their weakness in Russia,
104
RAPALLO rapprochement between Germany and Russia at,
154
RHiNELAND French plans for,
125;
German fortifications forbidden in,
144
riga
peace treaty signed between Russia and Poland at,
154
RUHR French plans for,
125
rumania
allied to Germany,
2;
neutral on the outbreak of war,
12;
Allies hope to
win over to their cause,
33 ;
exposed to attack by the Central Powers,
61 ;
occupied
by the Central Powers,
62, 96, 120, 123;
German economic plans for,
127;
British
supplies to,
140;
gold reserves fall as a result of the war,
142;
annexes part of
Austria-Hungary,
152, 155;
war debts to Britain and the United States,
156, 157;
war dead,
158
Russia champion of the Slavs,
1;
allied to France,
2;
sympathetic to Serbia,
8;
her central Asian Empire,
9;
nearly six million men mobilized on the outbreak of
war,
11, 14;
her influence in the Far East,
23;
advances against Austria-Hungary,
27;
defeated by the Germans at
Tannenberg, 28;
driven out of East Prussia,
29;
appeals to Britain for help against Turkish attacks,
32;
promised Constantinople
and the Straits,
37;
plans to attack Turkey through Persia,
43;
German war aims
in,
46;
German military successes against,
47;
finds communications with Allies
difficult,
60;
shipping losses,
84;
supply difficulties of,
104;
German war aims in,
105;
final offensive against Germany,
106;
mutinies in,
107;
social unrest in,
108;
revolution in,
109;
British wartime supplies to,
140;
the war against Bolshevism in,
150;
unsuccessful attack on Poland by Bolshevik forces of,
151;
cedes Bessarabia
to Rumania,
155;
war debts to Britain and the United States,
156, 157;
war dead,
158
Saar
French plans for,
125
st
germain
peace treaty signed between Austria-Hungary and the Allies at,
154
Salonika Turkish port desired by Serbia, but conquered by Greece,
8;
a centre of
Allied communications,
60;
French mutiny at,
137
xxxv
SCHLIEFFEN
plan and German desire for a rapid defeat of France,
10;
not adhered
to during the actual invasion,
15
scHWAAB acts upon his own advice to shoot ships at Germany and save America ,
87
serbia
seeks an outlet to the sea,
1 ;
suspicious of Austria-Hungary,
2 ;
an obstacle
on the Berlin-Bagdad railway,
4;
her hostile neighbours,
8;
invaded by Austria-
Hungary,
14;
Allied plan for possible co-operation with,
32;
defeated by the
Central Powers,
48 ;
her soldiers in exile,
49 ;
an important part of the communica¬
tions system of the Central Powers,
61;
her southern frontier liberated by the
Allies,
62;
under Austro-Hungarian occupation,
96;
liberated by the Allies,
113,
120, 123;
German wartime economic plans for,
127;
forms part of a new state
created from Austria-Hungary,
152, 155;
war dead,
158
si am German economic influence in,
23;
an Allied Power by July
1917, 95;
Ger¬
many deprived of freely negotiated commercial concessions in,
145
Sinai British territory occupied by Turkey in
1915, 42;
British advance through,
63;
German war aims in,
128
somme
crossed by German army during its attack on France,
15;
and the race to
the sea,
18;
battle of,
56, 57;
Hitler present at battle of,
59;
French plan to advance
along,
88;
Germans drive British back along,
110;
Americans active in re-capture
of,
112
south Africa and the war against Germany,
31 ;
and the British Empire at war,
130;
sends meat supplies to Europe,
134;
only non-European country whose gold
reserves fell as a result of the war,
142
Spain shipping losses while neutral,
84;
sends horses to British sector of western
front,
135 ;
large increase in gold reserves as a result of the war,
143
Sweden neutral on the outbreak of war,
12;
her ships intercepted by the Allies,
74;
shipping losses,
84;
German diplomacy in,
126;
German economic plans for,
127;
increase in gold reserves as a result of the war,
143
Switzerland neutral throughout the war,
95;
moderate increase in gold reserves
as a result of the war,
143
Syria possible French sphere of influence,
34, 40;
possible German sphere of
influence,
105 ;
becomes a French mandate,
146,148
tanks used at the battle of
Cambrai,
93
Tannenberg
Russians defeated at,
28
trench warfare and the establishment of the western front,
18;
complex
communications system of,
52;
a proposed method of attack for,
54, 55;
an
example of its cost in blood,
57;
its rapid and complex development,
92, 100
Trianon peace treaty signed between Bulgaria and the Allies at,
154
xxxvi
trieste
Italian ambitions towards,
7;
promised to Italy,
36;
and communications
system of the Central Powers,
61;
annexed by Italy,
152
turkey the minorities of,
3;
the extent of her Empire,
5;
neutral on the outbreak
of war,
12;
influenced by the arrival of two German cruisers,
13;
British plan for
possible attacks on,
32;
British naval attack at the Dardanelles,
35;
part of her
territory promised to Italy, part to Russia,
37;
her tenacious defence of the
Galli-
poli
Peninsula,
38;
Allied partition plans for,
40;
and the Armenians,
41 ;
and the
Arabs,
42;
and the British invasion of Mesopotamia,
43;
her successful Black Sea
blockade against Russia,
104;
advances deep into Russia,
109;
major Allied
advances against,
116;
surrenders to Allies,
123;
German wartime economic plans
for,
127;
British wartime fears of attack against India from,
132;
proposed United
States mandates in,
146;
the collapse of her Empire,
148;
preserves her European
and Anatolian territories,
149;
war dead,
158
Ukraine a part of Russia over which Germany desired influence,
1 ;
German war
aims in,
46, 105;
nationalist aspirations of,
106;
demoralization of troops in,
108;
occupied by Germany,
123;
German economic plans for,
127
united states of America seen by Britain as a possible protector of the Holy
Places,
34;
her ships intercepted by Britain,
74;
and the .convoy system,
82, 83;
shipping losses while neutral and belligerent,
84;
German submarine sinkings off
Atlantic coast of,
86;
her shipbuilding crusade of
1917
and
1918, 87;
at war with
Germany,
94, 95;
her troops on the western front,
110, 112;
occupation zone in
Germany,
118;
sends meat supplies to Europe,
134;
sends horses to British sector
of the western front,
135;
substantial British supplies to,
140;
enormous increase in
gold reserves as a result of the war,
143;
offered mandates at Constantinople and
in Armenia,
146;
Senate rejects Versailles Treaty,
146;
forms a part of the anti-
Bolshevik armies,
150;
European war debts to,
157;
war dead,
158
venezuela
neutral throughout the war,
95;
sends meat supplies to the Allies,
134
verdun
German plan to by-pass,
10;
battle of,
53
Versailles treaty of peace between the Allies and Germany signed at,
144,145,154
Vilna
Russian town, which Germany wanted within a German military administra¬
tion,
46;
occupied by the Germans,
47;
an important communications centre of
the Central Powers,
61;
a Russian objective in July
1917, 106;
its Jews welcome
German liberation from Russian persecution,
108;
under German occupation,
109,123;
seized by Poland from Lithuania,
151
viMY ridge battle of,
89
Warsaw German advance towards,
27;
occupied by the Germans,
47;
its Jews
welcome German liberation,
108;
under German occupation,
109, 123;
Bolshevik
armies defeated on outskirts of,
151
Yeats A terrible beauty is bora ,
138
YPRES part of Belgium not conquered by Germany,
17;
held by British troops,
18,
19;
first battle of,
20;
Salient and links with the coast,
21 ;
communications at,
22;
use of poison gas at,
50;
underground tunnels near,
51;
Hitler present at first
xxxvii
and third battles of,
59;
mines exploded south of,
90;
third battle of,
100, 101, 102,
103;
Germans fail to occupy,
110,
111; American troops active at,
112;
Imperial
(now Commonwealth) War Graves in region of,
159
Yugoslavia a new state created on the defeat of Austria-Hungary,
152, 155
zeebrugge
British naval attack on,
75
zeppelins
frequent attacks on Britain,
64;
and on Paris,
66;
the multiple raid of
19
October
1917, 68;
a remarkable flight towards East Africa,
72
xxxviii
Table
of
Contents
Introduction by page
vii
Field-Marshal The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein,
KG, GCB, DSO
Preface
ix
List of Maps
xii
Section One
-
Prelude to War maps
1-14
Section Two
- 1914 :
The Early Months of War
15-31
Section Three
- 1915 32-51
Section Four
- 1916 52-63
Section Five
—
The War in the Air
64-73
Section Six
-
The War at Sea
74-87
Section Seven
- 1917 88-109
Section Eight
- 1918 110-123
Section Nine
-
The World at War
124-143
Section Ten
-
Aftermath
144-159
Bibliographical Note page
xvii
Index
xxvii
List of Maps
SECTION ONE PRELUDE TO WAR
1
European Fears and Ambitions Before
1914
2
Germany s Growing Isolation
1887—
1914
3
The Minorities of the Central Powers
in
1914
4
The Berlin-Bagdad Railway by
1914
5
The Turkish Empire in
1914
6
Africa and the Belligerents August
1914
7
Italy and the Mediterranean
1911-1914
8
Serbia and its Neighbours
1878-1914
9
The Anglo-Russian Dominance in
Central Asia
1907-1914
10
The Schlieffen Plan
1905-1914
11
Military Manpower on
4
August
1914
12
The European Powers on
4
August
1914
13
The Escape of the Goeben and
Breslau
August
1914
14
Fifteen Steps to War July-August
1914
section two
1914:
the early months of war
15
The German Advance August-
September
1914
16
The
Marne
September
1914
17
The German Conquest of Belgium
1914
18
The Race to the Sea September-
October
1914
19
The End of the German Advance
October
1914
20
The First Battle of Ypres October-
November
1914
21
The Ypres Salient
1914-1918
22
Communications at Ypres by
1918
23
Britain and Germany in the Far East
by
1914
24
The War in the Far East
1914
25
The German Pacific Squadron
1914-1915
26
The Cruise of the Emden September-
November
1914
27
The Eastern Front
1914
28
The Battle of
Tannenberg
August
1914
29
The German Advance September
1914
30
German War Aims in Africa
1914-
1915
31
The War in Africa
1914-1918
SECTION THREE
1915
32
The Russian Appeal January
1915
33
The British Plan February
1915
34
A Plan for the Middle East
1915
35
The Naval Attack on the Dardanelles
36
The Pact of London April
1915
37
The Pact of London April
1915
38
The Military Landings on the Gallipoli
Peninsula
39
Allied Trenches on Gallipoli:
The
Helles
Front in July
1915
40
Allied Plans for Turkey
1915-1917
41
Turkey and the Armenians
1915-1922
LIST OF MAPS
42
Turkey, Britain and the Arabs
1914—
1916
43
Mesopotamia
1914-1916
44
British Defences Against a Possible
German Invasion
1915
45
British Plans for the Invasion of
Germany
1915
46
German War Aims in Eastern Europe
1914-1918
47
The Eastern Front During
1915
48
The Defeat of Serbia
1915
49
The Serb Exodus
1916
50
The First Phosgene Gas Attack
December
1915
51
The
Tunnellers
of the Western Front
1915-1916
SECTION FOUR
1916
52
Underground Activity on the Western
Front
1916
53
Verdun
1916
54
An Allied Attack: The Plan
55
An Allied Attack: The Risks
56
The
Somme
1916
57
Trench Warfare: The Cost
58
Churchill in Flanders
1916
59
Hitler s Military Service
1914-1918
60
Allied Communications
1916
61
Rail Communications of the Central
Powers
1916
62
The Balkans in
1916
63
The Arab Revolt June 1916-June
1917
SECTION FIVE THE WAR IN THE AIR
64
German Zeppelin Raids over Britain
1914-1918
65
London s Anti-Aircraft Defences by
1918
66
German Air Raids on Paris
1914-1918
67
The German Bombardment of Paris
1918
68
A Zeppelin Raid and its Aftermath
October
1917
69
The Air Defence of Britain
1916-1918
70
German Air Raids over London
1914-1918
71
A London Gun Barrage
1917
72
The L.59 Airship
1917-1918
73
British Air Raids over Germany
1917-1918
SECTION SIX THE WAR AT SEA
74
The North Sea Blockade
1914-1918
75
North Sea Battles
1914-1918
76
Allied Blockades
1914-1918
77
Food Riots in Germany
1916
78
The Western Approaches
1914-1918
79
British Merchant Ships Sunk May-
December
1917
80
British Mine Barrages in the Dover
Strait
1914-1918
81
Allied Losses in the Mediterranean
1917
82
The Convoy System
1917-1918
83
A Typical Convoy
1917-1918
84
Shipping Losses
1914-1918
FIRST WORLD WAR ATLAS
85
British Merchant Ship Losses
1917-
1918
86
Allied Losses off North America
1917
87
America s Shipbuilding Crusade
1917-1918
SECTION SEVEN
1917
88
The French Plan for Victory March
1917
89
From Attack to Mutiny April-June
1917
90 Messines :
The Mines
91
Life Under Arras
1917
92
Strongpoints
:
A New Method of
Defence
93
Tanks: A New Method of Attack
1917-1918
94
United States Opposition to War
April
1917
95
The World at War July
1917
96
The Balkans in
1917
97
The War in East Africa
1917-1918
98
German Activity in France and
Belgium
1917-1918
99
German Social Unrest
1917-1918
100
Trenches on the Western Front
1917
101
Third Ypres: The Plan
102
Third Ypres: The Advances June-
December
1917
103
PasschendaeleÏTheMud
104
Russia at War
1914-1917
105
German War Aims in the East
1917-
1918
106
The Final Russian Offensive
1-16
July
1917
107
The Russian Mutinies
16-30
July
1917
108
Russia in Turmoil
1914-1917
109
The Russian Revolution November
1917-March
1918
SECTION EIGHT
1918
110
The German Advance March-July
1918
111
The Battle of the
Lys
April
1918
112
The American Expeditionary Force
1918
113
Military Advances Against the Central
Powers June-October
1918
114
The Disintegration of the Central
Powers June-October
1918
115
The Collapse of Austria-Hungary
1917-1918
116
The Defeat of Turkey
1917-1918
117
The Allied Victory on the Western
Front
1918
118
The Allied Advance to the Rhine
119
Casualties and Prisoners on the British
Front
1918
120
The War in the Balkans September-
October
1918
121
The German Revolution November
1918
122
The War in Italy
1915-1918
123
The Isolation of Germany on
3
November
1918
LIST OF MAPS
SECTION NINE THE WORLD AT WAR
124
German War Aims in the West
1914-
1918
125
French War Aims in the West
1914-
1918
126
German Diplomacy
1914-1918
127
German Economic Aspirations
1914-
1918
128
German War Aims in Africa
1916-1918
129
India at War
1914-1918
130
The British Empire at War
1914-1918
131
Soldiers from India
1914-1918
132
The Near East
1914-1918
133
The War in East Africa
1914-1917
134
Allied Meat Supplies
1916
135
Allied Horses
1914-1918
136
British Labour Corps
1914-1918
137
Mutinies
1916-1918
138
Britain at War
1914-1918
139
British Munitions Production
1914-
1918
140
British Supplies to the Allies
1914-1918
141
Austria-Hungary at War
1914-1918
142
Gold Losses
1914-1918
143
Gold Gains
1914-1918
SECTION TEN AFTERMATH
144
Germany in Defeat
145
German Losses Overseas
1919
146
The Proposed United States Mandates
1919
147
Senate Voting on the Versailles Treaty
1919
148
The Collapse of the Ottoman Empire
1912-1923
149
Turkey, Greece, and Britain
1919-1922
150
The War against Bolshevism
1918-
1919
151
The Russo-Polish War
1920
152
The Fragmentation of Austria-
Hungary after
1918
153
German Coal Production
1913-1923
154
Peace Treaties and Conferences
1919-
1932
155
The New States of Central Europe
1920
156
European Debts to Britain
1914-1925
157
European Debts to the United States
1914-1925
158
War Dead
1914-1918
159
Trench Warfare: The Aftermath
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