Europe's Last Summer (48 page)

House's peace plan and

Moroccan crises and

naval planning

outbreak of general war and

Bulgaria

Balkan wars

independence from Ottoman Empire

Macedonian Question

Bullitt, William

Bülow, Prince Bernhard von

Cabrinovic, Nedeljiko

Caillaux, Joseph and Mme

Calmette, Gaston

Cambon, Jules

Capelle, Adm. Eduard von

Carnegie, Andrew

Chamberlain, Joseph

Charlemagne the Frank

Charles, Archduke (Austria-Hungary)

Charterhouse of Parma
(Stendhal)

Christianity

Churchill, Winston S.

Austro-Serbian war

Irish crisis

outbreak of general war

personal qualities

war planning

Ciganovic, Milan

Clark, Christopher

Clausewitz, Karl von

Clemenceau, Georges

"Clio Deceived" (Herwig)

Cold War

Comité de l'Orient

Congress of Berlin (1878)

Conrad von Hötzendorf, Field Marshal Franz

Austro-Serbian war

Constantinople

Craig, Gordon

Crowe, Sir Eyre

Cuban Missile Crisis

Darwin, Charles

destruction and regeneration, philosophy of

Dreadnought
battleships

Eastern Question

Economist, The,

Edward VII, King (Great Britain)

Encyclopaedia Britannica,

energy revolution

England,
see
Great Britain

Eulenburg, Philipp

Europe before the Great War

arms race

bellicosity of the period

destruction and regeneration, philosophy of

"honor," pursuit of

imperialism

international relations, system of

nationalism

peace and freedom in

political changes of

social and economic upheavals

war planning

xenophobia

Falkenhayn, Gen. Erich von

fantasy fictions

Faraday, Michael

Faust
(Goethe)

Fay, Sidney B.

Fellner, Fritz

Ferdinand I, King (Bulgaria)

First World War,
see
Great War

Fischer, Fritz

Flotow, Ludwig von

Foch, Ferdinand

Foley, Robert T.

Forgach, Johann

France

Austro-Serbian war

Balkan wars

Caillaux affair

destruction of documents related to outbreak of general war

disinclination toward war

Franco-Prussian War

Germany, relations with

imperialism

Italian takeover of Libya

Moroccan crises

Ottoman breakup

rationale for going to war

social and economic upheavals

war planning

xenophobia

see also
British-French-Russian alliance; outbreak of general war

Franz Ferdinand, Archduke (Austria-Hungary)

assassination of,
see
Franz Ferdinand's assassination

Balkans strategy

marriage to Sophie

military interests

peace, preference for

personal qualities

vision of empire's future

Wilhelm's relationship with

Franz Ferdinand's assassination

cancellation effort

conspirators

disposal of bodies

Europeans' reactions

investigation regarding

as justification for Austro-Serbian war

murders of Franz Ferdinand and Sophie

origins of the Great War and

political climate of Bosnia-Herzegovina

reasons for Sarajevo visit

Russian involvement

Serbian involvement

Serbian reaction to

social events preceding

summary of events

trials regarding

warnings to Austrian government

Franz Joseph, Emperor (Austria-Hungary)

Austro-Serbian war

Franz Ferdinand's assassination

Franz Ferdinand's marriage

peace, preference for

personal qualities

Freemasons

Freud, Sigmund

Gagarin, Prince M. A.

Geiss, Imanuel

Genesis of Russophobia in Great Britain, The
(Gleason)

George V, King (Great Britain)

German-Austrian alliance

Austrian perspective on

"blank check" of German support

German perspective on

offensive treaty, change to

as one-way affair

origins of the Great War and

preventive war, consideration of

tensions within

war planning and

Germanic and Slavic peoples, conflict between

Germany

arms race

army of

Balkans strategy

Balkan wars

Boer War controversy

Bosnia's annexation by Austria

cultural and academic preeminence

destruction of documents related to outbreak of general war

disinclination toward war

encirclement by hostile forces

financial maneuvers in 1911

France, relations with

Franco-Prussian War

Franz Ferdinand's assassination as Serbian operation, views on

Great Britain, relations with

House's peace plan

imperialism

Italian takeover of Libya

Moroccan crises

naval policy

paradoxes of

pessimistic worldview

political situation

Reinsurance Treaty

Russia, relations with

social and economic upheavals

unification in

war council of 1912

war planning

"weakening" self-perception

xenophobia

see also
Austro-Serbian war; German-Austrian alliance; origins of the Great War; outbreak of general war

Giesl von Gieslingen, Baron

Gleason, John Howes

Goethe, J. W. von

Goltz, Gen. (Baron) Cohnar von der

Gorky, Maxim

Goschen, Sir Edward

Great Britain

arms race

Austro-Serbian war

disinclination toward war

Germany, relations with

House's peace plan

imperialism

Irish crisis

Italian takeover of Libya

Macedonian Question

Moroccan crises

Ottoman breakup

rationale for going to war

social and economic upheavals

war planning

xenophobia

see also
British-French-Russian alliance; outbreak of general war

Great War

changes wrought by

changing motivations of combatants over time

lingering influence in twenty-first century

Marne, first battle of the

participants and casualties

recurrence of world war, potential for

ultimate conclusion of

see also
origins of the Great War; outbreak of general war

Greece

Grey, Sir Edward

Austro-Serbian war

British-French-Russian alliance

House's peace plan

outbreak of general war

war planning

Grvic, Slavko

Guns of August, The
(Tuchman)

Haldane, R. B.

Halévy, Elie

Hapsburg family

Harrach, Count Franz von

Hartwig, Ludmilla

Hartwig, Nicolai

Hayne, M. B.

Heeringen, Vice Adm. August von

Heeringen, Gen. Josias von

Hentsch, Richard

Herrmann, David G.

Herding, Count Georg

Herwig, Holger

Herzen, Alexander

Hobson, J. A.

Holland

Holy Roman Empire

"honor," pursuit of

House, Col. Edward

peace efforts

Howard, Sir Michael

Hoyos, Count Alexander

Ibsen, Henrik

Ilic, Danilo

imperialism

Industrial Revolution

international relations, system of

Inventing the Schlieffen Plan
(Zuber)

Iraq

Irish crisis

Italy

imperialism

Libya, takeover of

outbreak of general war

unification in 1800s

Izvolsky, Alexander

Jacquin de Margerie, Bruno

Jagow, Gottlieb von

James, Henry