The War That Ended Peace: The Road to 1914 (131 page)

Canada buys
114

cost of
108

German
90
,
93
,
96
,
117

heavy
113
,
117
,
118
,
121

Kaiser’s demands
90

Spithead naval review
27

Tirpitz’s First Navy Law
96

Tirpitz’s view
93

Cruppi, Jean
415

Cuba, US control of
1
,
17

Cuban missile crisis (1962)
136
,
302
,
592

cubism
230

Cunard
112

Curragh Mutiny
491

Curzon, Lord
42
,
48
–49,
182
,
366

Cyrenaica
431

Italians seize (1911)
413

Czech crisis (1938)
460

Czech lands
201

Czechoslovakia
598

Czechs
2
,
293
,
598

German press attack
223

Czernin, Count Ottokar
214
,
475
–76

D

Daily Telegraph
affair (1908)
124
–27,
400
,
405
,
416

Daimler works, Vienna
201

Dairen (Dalian), China
161

Dalai Lama
194

Dalmatia
2
,
211
,
222
,
389
,
455

Danilov, Colonel Yury
168

Danish fleet
118

Danish Virgin Islands
83

D’Annunzio, Gabriele
265

Danzig (later Gdansk)
124

Darwin, Charles,
On the Origin of Species
246

de Lesseps, Ferdinand
132
,
140

Debussy, Claude:
Pelléas et Mélisande
235

Decline and Fall of the British Empire, The
(pamphlet)
242

Degas, Edgar
142

Delbrück, Hans
305

Delcassé, Théophile
152
,
154
,
155
,
495
,
550
, P1.
10

ambassador to St Petersburg
486

appearance
148
–49

background
148

character
149

and Entente Cordiale
156
,
157
,
370

and the first Hague Peace Conference
280

and French dominance in Morocco
150
–51

and German naval build-up
358
–59

Germans want him dismissed
361
–62

Moroccan policy attacked
362
–63

and relations with Austria-Hungary
224

resignation
148
,
363

and Russian Baltic Fleet
186

and Russo-Japanese War
362

steers France into alliance with Britain
148
,
151

Denmark: Schleswig-Holstein seized by Prussia
86

Déroulède, Paul
142

destroyers, Spithead naval review
27

Devil’s Island penal colony
141
,
143

Diaghilev, Sergei
165
,
229
,
230
,
540

Diamond Jubilee
25
–28,
33
,
37
,
45
,
169

Dimitrijević, Colonel Dragutin (‘Apis’)

co-founds Black Hand
515

encourages the plot to assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand P1.
27

head of Serbian military intelligence P1.
27

disarmament
274
,
276
,
278
–81,
283
,
285
,
289
,
293
,
509

divorce laws
244

Dodecanese islands
434

Dogger Bank incident (1904)
159
–60,
186
,
281
,
356

Doukhobors
275

Doumergue, Gaston
550

Dreadnought
, HMS
113
,
117

Dreikaiserbund
137

Dreyfus, Captain Alfred
141
,
142
,
143
,
145
,
603

Dreyfus affair (1898)
134
,
141
–45,
231
,
235
,
262
,
287
,
309
,
330
,
345
,
359

Dreyfusards
142
,
143
,
144
,
145

Dual Alliance (1879)
158
,
198
,
333
–36,
339
,
393
,
398
,
405
,
409
,
505
–6,
528
,
552
,
560
,
561
,
566

Dual Monarchy
2
,
200
,
201
,
202
,
207
–16,
220
,
383
,
388
–91,
393
,
399
,
451
,
455
,
476
,
477
,
493
,
513
,
516
,
520
,
521
,
522
,
524
,
529
,
536
,
543
,
598
,
602

duelling
235
–36

Duma
541

Bolsheviks hold majority of workers’ seats
164

Council of the State
474
–75

defence spending
408

divisions between conservatives and radicals
474

the first (1906)
177

and foreign policy
192

freedom of speech in
178

increasingly active in foreign and military affairs
421

and Lamsdorff
192

military spending
476

and Stolypin
178

Tsar’s manifesto (1905)
167

Tsar’s resistance to
173
,
177
,
473

Duncan, Isadora
229
,
230

Durham, Lord
203

Durkheim, Emile
20

Durnovo, P.N.
311
,
507

E

East Africa, Britain and Germany compete for influence
34

Eastern Deployment Plan
321

Eastern Front
481
,
596

German war plans
xviii
,
22
,
301

map (1914–18)
xiv
–xv

Eastern Front
xix
–xx

Echo de Paris
346

Eckardstein, Baron Hermann von
48
,
57
,
58
,
136

Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris
289

Economist, The
276
–77

Edinburgh
48

education

adult education classes
8

in Germany
53

naval
111

Paris Universal Exposition
8

primary
43

progress in
xxviii

spread of universal education and literacy
8

Edward VII, King (previously Prince of Wales)
32
,
49
,
392
,
101
,
568
, P1.
2
, P1.
3

and Berchtold
452

character
85

coronation (1902)
100

and death of Queen Victoria
58

education
170

and the first Hague Peace Conference
279

on Fisher
109

German suspicions of his plans
118

launches HMS
Dreadnought
113

Maclean’s knighthood
154

marriage
171

and Nicholas II
187

notorious love affairs
190
,
277

refuses to visit the Paris Exposition
23

Reval meeting
394

Spithead naval review (1897)
27

Spithead naval review (1902)
100

succeeded by George V
486

successful visit to Loubet
132

and the Tangier incident
360
,
361

Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee
26

visits Kiel
89
–90

visits Paris (1903)
155
–56

visits Wilhelm in Kronberg
122
–24

Wilhelm on his ‘entirely crazy Dreadnought policy’
118

and Wilhelm II
61
,
85
–86,
122
–24,
156
,
190

Egypt

British control of
35
,
131
,
149
,
151
,
157
,
357

Caisse de la Dette
155

importance to British links with India and the Far East
34

quarrel between Britain and France
40
,
131
,
134
,
150
–51,
361

Eiffel, Gustave
140

Eiffel Tower, Paris
140

Einem, General Karl von
126
,
127

Einstein, Albert
20

electricity
6
,
15
,
30
,
167
,
201
,
232

Eliot, Charles W.
246

Elisabeth, Empress of Austria
205
,
206
–7,
241

emigration
7
,
233

Empire Day
252

Enchantress
(Admiralty yacht)
28
,
499

Engels, Friedrich
284
,
286

English Channel
499

English Civil War (1642–51)
165

Entente Cordiale (1904)
xxix
,
132
,
155
–58,
187
,
188
,
255
,
356
,
357
,
359
,
360
,
363
,
364
,
367
,
370
,
372
,
375
,
424
,
428
,
471
,
500
,
501

Enver Pasha
459

Eritrea
431

Esher, Lord
501

Essad Pasha Toptani
461
,
462

Esterhazy, Commandant Ferdinand
141
,
142

Ethiopia
133
,
431

eugenics movement
245
–46

Eulenberg, Philip
62
,
63
,
64
,
66
,
76
,
77
,
244
,
369