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Index

Figures in italics indicate cartoons; captions for plate numbers are preceded by ‘P1.’

XVII plan (Joffre)
350

A

Abdelaziz, Sultan of Morocco
153
–54,
414

Abdelhafid, Sultan of Morocco
414
,
415

Abdul Hamid II, Sultan
378
,
379

Admiralty

and the first Hague Peace Conference
281

and Morocco
153

Parsons’ steam turbines
28

proposes slowing down naval building
121

Spithead naval review (1897)
27

war plans
113

wireless telegraph at Whitehall
110

Aehrenthal, Alois
210
–11,
220
,
227
,
383
,
452
,
533
, P1.
23

active foreign policy
520

appearance
384

background
384

Bosnia-Herzegovina annexed
308
,
396
,
397
,
403

character
384

Conrad on
383
–84

death
407
,
452

on Izvolsky
407

and nationalism
210
–11

and the peace movement
282

policy towards Rumania
386

policy towards Serbia
391
,
402

preference for working with Russians
385