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INDEX
George, King of Greece, 141, 282;
assassinated, 144
German agents, influence in Russia,
408-410, 463, 477. 478, 485 ; Army,
advance in Belgium, 320; retreat,
320; reinforcements in Galicia, 323,
329 ; advance on Warsaw repelled,
329; systematic ravages, 363 note;
advance on Courland, 419 ; take
Riga, 515, 516; destroyers in the
Sound, 287 ; spies at Stockholm, 383 ;
submarines, 500
Germany, loss of influence in
Constantinople, 18; policy in Balkan States,
110, 146, 197; influence in Turkey,
123, 215; opposes reinstatement of
the Bulgarians, 210 ; co-operation of
Turkey and Bulgaria, 215; relations
with Sweden, 255-258, 342; trade
with, 257, 337 ; influence over,
259-262 ; relations with Russia, 261;
attempts to secure alliance with
Sweden, 272 ; preparations for war,
280, 295, 312; ultimatum to Russia,
282, 296 ; declaration of war, 304 ;
resources, 249, 310; invasion of
Belgium, 311; losses, 312;
treatment of refugees, 313, 317; war
methods, 318 ; treatment of prisoners,
318, 362-365, 368 ; military
operations in East Prussia, 319, 349;
supply of coal to Sweden, 335;
intrigues, 341 ; invincibility, 350;
proposals of peace with Russia, 351;
overtures to Denmark, 352 ; result
of propaganda, 363 ; reprisal camps,
365 ; revolutionary literature sent to
Russia, 409
Giers, Michel de, Russian Ambassador
to Constantinople, 92, 104,150, 355 ;
on the Serbo-Bulgarian alliance, 93 ;
opinion of the Turkish Army, 94;
warning to the Bulgarians on war
with Turkey, 105 ; Minister to
Bukharest, 149
Giurgevo, 220
Godunoff, Boris, 423
Goremykin, M., 89; President of the
Council, 241 ; infirmities, 242 ; policy,
284; retirement, 393
Gorlice, attack at, 349
Gortchakoff, Prince, 40, 48, 261, 355 ;
famous saying, 285
Gottenburg, 252
Gourko, General, 101
Great Britain, entry into the war, 307,
311 ; declaration on neutrality of
Sweden, 308
Greece, alliance with Bulgaria, 98 ;
with Serbia, 98, 163, 169 ; mobilisa-
tion of the army, 108 ; war with
Turkey, 111 ; Crete restored to,
132 ; acquisition of territories, 132 ;
relations with Serbia and Bulgaria,
135, 137; demarcation of the
frontier, 140, 203, 209, 211 ; wish
for the arbitration of Russia, 174;
relations with, 204
Greece, Crown Prince of, at Sofia, 57
Greece, Prince Nicolas of, marriage,
211 ; mission to St. Petersburg, 44S ;
accusations against M. Nekludoff,
449
Greek Army, advance on Salonika, 113;
defeat the Bulgarians, 168, 192;
occupy Salonika and Chalcidice, 169 ;
capture Rilo-Dagh, 195 ; advance on
Samokov, 197 ; relations with the
Bulgarians, 114, 129
Greeks, spiritual hierarchy over Turkey,
157 ; relations with Turks and
Albanians, 157 ; hatred of Bulgarians,
158, 168
Greffulhe, Countess de, 292
Grey, Sir Edward, policy regarding
Serbia, 135
Grodno, 349 ; defence of, 95
Gruber, M., 392
Gueshov, M., Coalition Ministry, 17,
24 ; character, 25 ; attitude towards
Russia, 25 ; Foreign Secretary, 27 ;
on the demarcation of the frontier, 53 ;
interviews with M. Nekludoff, 66,
141-143, 170, 176; on the military
Convention between Bulgaria and
Serbia, 98 ; on the condition of the
Turkish Army, 104; declaration
from the representatives of the
Powers, 109; on the cession of
territory to Rumania, 153; interview
with M. Pachitch, 170, 172 ;
resignation, 172, 178
Gulkevitch, M., 463
Gustaf III., King of Sweden, 247
Gustaf IV., King of Sweden, 248, 254
Gustaf V., King of Sweden, 232 ;
promise to the Bondestog, 266 ;
operation, 268,271 ; receives M. Nekludoff,
269, 307, 411-413; sincerity, 272;
trust in his Ministers, 273 ; opens the
Riksdag, 279 ; meeting with the
King of Denmark at Malmo, 286;
receives Pres. Poincare, 289; banquet,
291 ; telegrams, 292, 293 ; reception,
293 5 on the neutrality of Sweden,
307, 309 ; meets King of Norway at
Malmo, 330 ; letter to the Tsar, 356 ;
message from him, 411 ; wish to stop
the war, 412; takes leave of M.
Nekludoff, 498
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