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Historic documents of World War I, by Louis L. Snyder

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Extent
192 pages
Note
"An Anvil original."
Contents
  • Norman Angell's The great illusion, 1910
  • The dual alliance between Austria-Hungary and Germany, October 7, 1879
  • The Three Emperors' League, June 18, 1881
  • The triple alliance, May 20, 1882
  • The reinsurance treaty, June 18, 1887
  • The Franco-Russian Alliance Military Convention, August 18, 1892
  • The Entente Cordiale between England and France, April 8, 1904
  • The first Moroccan Crisis, 1905
  • The Schlieffen Plan, 1905
  • The Anglo-Russian entente, 1907
  • The annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, 1908
  • The Daily telegraph affair, October 28, 1908
  • The Racconigi Bargain, October, 1909
  • The Agadir Crisis of 1911: Lloyd George's mansion house speech, July 21, 1911
  • The Narodna Odbrana, 1911
  • The Haldane Mission, February 8-12, 1912
  • The Zabern Affair, 1913
  • Colonel House's report to President Wilson, May, 1914
  • The assassination of Sarajevo, June 28, 1914 --The "Blank Check," July 6, 1914
  • The Serbian response to the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum, July 25, 1914
  • William II's intransigeance, July 26, 1914
  • The pledge plan, July 28, 1914
  • The Austro-Hungarian declaration of war on Serbia, July 28, 1914
  • The "Willy-Nicky" telegrams, July 29-30, 1914
  • Sir Edward Grey's indecisiveness, July 31, 1914
  • William II's war speeches, July-August, 1914
  • The German white book, 1914
  • The German declaration of war on Russia, August 1, 1914
  • The treaty of alliance between Germany and Turkey, August 2, 1914
  • The German request for free passage through Belgium, August 2, 1914
  • The Belgian refusal of free passage, August 3, 1914
  • The Italian declaration of neutrality, August 3, 1914
  • Sir Edward Grey's speech before Parliament, August 3, 1914
  • Origin of the term "A scrap of paper," August 4, 1914 --The Imperial Chancellor defends the invasion of Belgium, August 4, 1914
  • President Poincare's war message, August 4, 1914
  • Secretary of State Bryan opposes loans to Belligerents, August 10, 1914
  • President Wilson's declaration of neutrality, August 19, 1914
  • The fall of Brussels, August 21, 1914
  • The burning of Louvain, August 26, 1914
  • Failings of the Russian Army Medical Service, 1914
  • The triple entente declaration on No Separate Peace, September 4, 1914
  • The London Times on Belgian neutrality, September 30, 1914
  • War on the Eastern front: The Battle of Wirballen, October 4-8, 1914
  • Manifesto of the ninety-three German intellectuals, 1914
  • The Hasslied, 1914
  • The British defense of the Realm Consolidation Act, 1914
  • Giolitti's justification of Italian neutrality, December 5, 1914
  • The use of poison gas, April 22, 1915
  • The Battle of Propaganda
  • The manufacture of news in wartime
  • The Treaty of London, April 26, 1915
  • Wilson's phrase, "Too proud to fight." May 10, 1915
  • Wilson's first Lusitania note to Germany, May 13, 1915
  • Wilson's change of attitude on war loans, August 26, 1915
  • Wilson on the Sussex Case, April 19, 1916
  • The Battle of Jutland, May 31, 1916
  • The Simmermann note, January19, 1917
  • Abdication of Nicholas II, March 15, 1917
  • Wilson's war message, April 2, 1917
  • Senator Norris opposes U.S. Entry into the war, April 4, 1917
  • The Reichstag Peace resolution, July 19, 1917 --Pope Benedict XV's peace proposal, August 1, 1917
  • The Stockholm Conference, September, 1917
  • The Balfour Declaration, November 2, 1917
  • The Fourteen points, January 8, 1918
  • The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, March 3, 1918
  • The U.S. Espionage Act, May 16, 1918
  • The Allied Appeal for rapid American assistance, May, June, 1918
  • The Americans take Belleau Wood, June 9-10, 1918
  • The allies accept the fourteen points, November 5, 1918
  • Anglo-French Joint Statement of Aims in Syria and Mesopotamia, November 7, 1918
  • Ultimatum by the Social Democrats, November 8, 1918
  • The Armistice demands, November 10, 1918
  • The New York times reports the end of the war, November 9-11, 1918
  • Abdication proclamation of William II, November 28, 1918
  • Report on war guilt by the Commission on the Responsibility of the Authors of War, 1918
  • Extracts from the Treaty of Versailles, June 28, 1919
  • G. Lowes Dickinson's The international anarchy, 1904-1914, 1926
Instance
Label
Historic documents of World War I
Title
Historic documents of World War I
Statement of responsibility
by Louis L. Snyder
Creator
Author
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Member of
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DLC
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1907-1993
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Snyder, Louis L.
Dewey number
940.3082
Index
no index present
LC call number
D505
LC item number
.S7
Literary form
non fiction
Series statement
Van Nostrand anvil books
Series volume
33
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • World War (1914-1918)
  • World War, 1914-1918
  • Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918
  • European War, 1914-1918
Label
Historic documents of World War I, by Louis L. Snyder
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Copyright
Note
"An Anvil original."
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volume
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Content type code
  • txt
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Contents
Norman Angell's The great illusion, 1910 -- The dual alliance between Austria-Hungary and Germany, October 7, 1879 -- The Three Emperors' League, June 18, 1881 -- The triple alliance, May 20, 1882 -- The reinsurance treaty, June 18, 1887 -- The Franco-Russian Alliance Military Convention, August 18, 1892 -- The Entente Cordiale between England and France, April 8, 1904 -- The first Moroccan Crisis, 1905 -- The Schlieffen Plan, 1905 -- The Anglo-Russian entente, 1907 -- The annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, 1908 -- The Daily telegraph affair, October 28, 1908 -- The Racconigi Bargain, October, 1909 -- The Agadir Crisis of 1911: Lloyd George's mansion house speech, July 21, 1911 -- The Narodna Odbrana, 1911 -- The Haldane Mission, February 8-12, 1912 -- The Zabern Affair, 1913 -- Colonel House's report to President Wilson, May, 1914 -- The assassination of Sarajevo, June 28, 1914 --The "Blank Check," July 6, 1914 -- The Serbian response to the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum, July 25, 1914 -- William II's intransigeance, July 26, 1914 -- The pledge plan, July 28, 1914 -- The Austro-Hungarian declaration of war on Serbia, July 28, 1914 -- The "Willy-Nicky" telegrams, July 29-30, 1914 -- Sir Edward Grey's indecisiveness, July 31, 1914 -- William II's war speeches, July-August, 1914 -- The German white book, 1914 -- The German declaration of war on Russia, August 1, 1914 -- The treaty of alliance between Germany and Turkey, August 2, 1914 -- The German request for free passage through Belgium, August 2, 1914 -- The Belgian refusal of free passage, August 3, 1914 -- The Italian declaration of neutrality, August 3, 1914 -- Sir Edward Grey's speech before Parliament, August 3, 1914 -- Origin of the term "A scrap of paper," August 4, 1914 --The Imperial Chancellor defends the invasion of Belgium, August 4, 1914 -- President Poincare's war message, August 4, 1914 -- Secretary of State Bryan opposes loans to Belligerents, August 10, 1914 -- President Wilson's declaration of neutrality, August 19, 1914 -- The fall of Brussels, August 21, 1914 -- The burning of Louvain, August 26, 1914 -- Failings of the Russian Army Medical Service, 1914 -- The triple entente declaration on No Separate Peace, September 4, 1914 -- The London Times on Belgian neutrality, September 30, 1914 -- War on the Eastern front: The Battle of Wirballen, October 4-8, 1914 -- Manifesto of the ninety-three German intellectuals, 1914 -- The Hasslied, 1914 -- The British defense of the Realm Consolidation Act, 1914 -- Giolitti's justification of Italian neutrality, December 5, 1914 -- The use of poison gas, April 22, 1915 -- The Battle of Propaganda -- The manufacture of news in wartime -- The Treaty of London, April 26, 1915 -- Wilson's phrase, "Too proud to fight." May 10, 1915 -- Wilson's first Lusitania note to Germany, May 13, 1915 -- Wilson's change of attitude on war loans, August 26, 1915 -- Wilson on the Sussex Case, April 19, 1916 -- The Battle of Jutland, May 31, 1916 -- The Simmermann note, January19, 1917 -- Abdication of Nicholas II, March 15, 1917 -- Wilson's war message, April 2, 1917 -- Senator Norris opposes U.S. Entry into the war, April 4, 1917 -- The Reichstag Peace resolution, July 19, 1917 --Pope Benedict XV's peace proposal, August 1, 1917 -- The Stockholm Conference, September, 1917 -- The Balfour Declaration, November 2, 1917 -- The Fourteen points, January 8, 1918 -- The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, March 3, 1918 -- The U.S. Espionage Act, May 16, 1918 -- The Allied Appeal for rapid American assistance, May, June, 1918 -- The Americans take Belleau Wood, June 9-10, 1918 -- The allies accept the fourteen points, November 5, 1918 -- Anglo-French Joint Statement of Aims in Syria and Mesopotamia, November 7, 1918 -- Ultimatum by the Social Democrats, November 8, 1918 -- The Armistice demands, November 10, 1918 -- The New York times reports the end of the war, November 9-11, 1918 -- Abdication proclamation of William II, November 28, 1918 -- Report on war guilt by the Commission on the Responsibility of the Authors of War, 1918 -- Extracts from the Treaty of Versailles, June 28, 1919 -- G. Lowes Dickinson's The international anarchy, 1904-1914, 1926
Control code
ocm00394424
Dimensions
18 cm.
Extent
192 pages
Lccn
58014438
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
  • (Sirsi) 10564
  • (OCoLC)00394424
Label
Historic documents of World War I, by Louis L. Snyder
Publication
Copyright
Note
"An Anvil original."
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Norman Angell's The great illusion, 1910 -- The dual alliance between Austria-Hungary and Germany, October 7, 1879 -- The Three Emperors' League, June 18, 1881 -- The triple alliance, May 20, 1882 -- The reinsurance treaty, June 18, 1887 -- The Franco-Russian Alliance Military Convention, August 18, 1892 -- The Entente Cordiale between England and France, April 8, 1904 -- The first Moroccan Crisis, 1905 -- The Schlieffen Plan, 1905 -- The Anglo-Russian entente, 1907 -- The annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, 1908 -- The Daily telegraph affair, October 28, 1908 -- The Racconigi Bargain, October, 1909 -- The Agadir Crisis of 1911: Lloyd George's mansion house speech, July 21, 1911 -- The Narodna Odbrana, 1911 -- The Haldane Mission, February 8-12, 1912 -- The Zabern Affair, 1913 -- Colonel House's report to President Wilson, May, 1914 -- The assassination of Sarajevo, June 28, 1914 --The "Blank Check," July 6, 1914 -- The Serbian response to the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum, July 25, 1914 -- William II's intransigeance, July 26, 1914 -- The pledge plan, July 28, 1914 -- The Austro-Hungarian declaration of war on Serbia, July 28, 1914 -- The "Willy-Nicky" telegrams, July 29-30, 1914 -- Sir Edward Grey's indecisiveness, July 31, 1914 -- William II's war speeches, July-August, 1914 -- The German white book, 1914 -- The German declaration of war on Russia, August 1, 1914 -- The treaty of alliance between Germany and Turkey, August 2, 1914 -- The German request for free passage through Belgium, August 2, 1914 -- The Belgian refusal of free passage, August 3, 1914 -- The Italian declaration of neutrality, August 3, 1914 -- Sir Edward Grey's speech before Parliament, August 3, 1914 -- Origin of the term "A scrap of paper," August 4, 1914 --The Imperial Chancellor defends the invasion of Belgium, August 4, 1914 -- President Poincare's war message, August 4, 1914 -- Secretary of State Bryan opposes loans to Belligerents, August 10, 1914 -- President Wilson's declaration of neutrality, August 19, 1914 -- The fall of Brussels, August 21, 1914 -- The burning of Louvain, August 26, 1914 -- Failings of the Russian Army Medical Service, 1914 -- The triple entente declaration on No Separate Peace, September 4, 1914 -- The London Times on Belgian neutrality, September 30, 1914 -- War on the Eastern front: The Battle of Wirballen, October 4-8, 1914 -- Manifesto of the ninety-three German intellectuals, 1914 -- The Hasslied, 1914 -- The British defense of the Realm Consolidation Act, 1914 -- Giolitti's justification of Italian neutrality, December 5, 1914 -- The use of poison gas, April 22, 1915 -- The Battle of Propaganda -- The manufacture of news in wartime -- The Treaty of London, April 26, 1915 -- Wilson's phrase, "Too proud to fight." May 10, 1915 -- Wilson's first Lusitania note to Germany, May 13, 1915 -- Wilson's change of attitude on war loans, August 26, 1915 -- Wilson on the Sussex Case, April 19, 1916 -- The Battle of Jutland, May 31, 1916 -- The Simmermann note, January19, 1917 -- Abdication of Nicholas II, March 15, 1917 -- Wilson's war message, April 2, 1917 -- Senator Norris opposes U.S. Entry into the war, April 4, 1917 -- The Reichstag Peace resolution, July 19, 1917 --Pope Benedict XV's peace proposal, August 1, 1917 -- The Stockholm Conference, September, 1917 -- The Balfour Declaration, November 2, 1917 -- The Fourteen points, January 8, 1918 -- The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, March 3, 1918 -- The U.S. Espionage Act, May 16, 1918 -- The Allied Appeal for rapid American assistance, May, June, 1918 -- The Americans take Belleau Wood, June 9-10, 1918 -- The allies accept the fourteen points, November 5, 1918 -- Anglo-French Joint Statement of Aims in Syria and Mesopotamia, November 7, 1918 -- Ultimatum by the Social Democrats, November 8, 1918 -- The Armistice demands, November 10, 1918 -- The New York times reports the end of the war, November 9-11, 1918 -- Abdication proclamation of William II, November 28, 1918 -- Report on war guilt by the Commission on the Responsibility of the Authors of War, 1918 -- Extracts from the Treaty of Versailles, June 28, 1919 -- G. Lowes Dickinson's The international anarchy, 1904-1914, 1926
Control code
ocm00394424
Dimensions
18 cm.
Extent
192 pages
Lccn
58014438
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
System control number
  • (Sirsi) 10564
  • (OCoLC)00394424

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