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The Project Gutenberg eBook, The New York Times Current History: the European War, February, 1915, by Various
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CURRENT HISTORY
- THE EUROPEAN WAR
  - FEBRUARY, 1915
- FEBRUARY, 1915
- Contents
- The New Russia Speaks
  - An Appeal by Russian Authors, Artists, and Actors
- An Appeal by Russian Authors, Artists, and Actors
- Russia in Literature
- Russia and Europe's War
- Russian Appeal for the Poles
- I AM FOR PEACE!
- United Russia
- Prince Trubetskoi's Appeal to Russians to Help the Polish Victims of War
- How Prohibition Came to Russia
  - Interview with the Peasant-Born Millionaire Reformer, Tchelisheff.
- Interview with the Peasant-Born Millionaire Reformer, Tchelisheff.
- Influence of the War Upon Russian Industry
- Declaration of the Russian Industrial Interests
- A Russian Financial Authority on the War
- Proposed Internal Loans of Russia
- How Russian Manufacturers Feel
- New Sources of Revenue Needed
- Our Russian Ally
- Confiscation of German Patents
- A Russian Income Tax
  - Proposed by the Ministry of Finance.
- Proposed by the Ministry of Finance.
- PING PONG.
- Tools of the Russian Juggernaut
- Fate of the Jews in Poland
  - II.
- II.
- Commercial Treaties After the War
- THE WOMAN'S PART.
- A PHOTOGRAPHIC REVIEW OF THE WAR
  - CONSISTING OF A CAREFULLY SELECTED SERIES OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE WAR PRINTED IN ROTOGRAVURE
- CONSISTING OF A CAREFULLY SELECTED SERIES OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE WAR PRINTED IN ROTOGRAVURE
- Patriotism and Endurance
- APPEAL TO AMERICA FOR BELGIUM.
- With the German Army
  - I.
- I.
- Story of the Man Who Fired on the Rheims Cathedral
  - II.
- II.
- Richard Harding Davis's Comment
- The German Airmen
  - III.
- III.
- German Generals Talk of the War
  - IV.
- IV.
- Human Documents of the War
  - Swift Reversal to Barbarism
  - I.
  - II.
  - BREAKING POINT OF CIVILIZATION.
  - III.
  - BARBARISM AND WOMEN.
  - IV.
  - AFTER BARBARISM, WHAT?
- Swift Reversal to Barbarism
- I.
- II.
- BREAKING POINT OF CIVILIZATION.
- III.
- BARBARISM AND WOMEN.
- IV.
- AFTER BARBARISM, WHAT?
- Civil Life in Berlin
- Belgian Boy Tells Story of Aerschot
- THE NEUTRALS.
- Fifteen Minutes on the Yser
- Seeing Nieuport Under Shell Fire
- Raid on Scarborough Seen from a Window
- How the Baroness Hid Her Husband on a Vessel
- Warsaw Swamped With Refugees
- After the Russian Advance in Galicia
- Officer in Battle Had Little Feeling
- The Battle of New Year's Day
- Bass's Story
- The Waste of German Lives
- The Flight Into Switzerland
- Once Fair Belgrade Is a Skeleton City
- Letters and Diaries
  - A Group of Soldiers' Letters
- A Group of Soldiers' Letters
- The First German Prisoners
- Two Letters From the Trenches
- The Baptism of Fire
- An All-Night Attack
- The Germans as Seen from a Convent
- War-Time Scenes in Rouen
- "It Is for Us and for France"
- "Chant of Hate Against England"
  - How Ernst Lissauer's Lines Were "Sung to Pieces" in Germany.
- How Ernst Lissauer's Lines Were "Sung to Pieces" in Germany.
- ANSWERING THE "CHANT OF HATE."
- England Caused the War
- A SONG OF THE SIEGE GUN.
- Why England Fights Germany
- AT THE VILLA ACHILLEION CORFU.
- Germany's Strategic Railways
- GLORY OF WAR.
- Chronology of the War
  - Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Oct. 15, 1914, to and Including Jan. 7, 1915.[9]
  - CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE
  - CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE.
  - CAMPAIGN IN FAR EAST.
  - CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
  - CAMPAIGN IN ASIA MINOR AND EGYPT.
  - NAVAL RECORD.
  - AERIAL RECORD.
  - AMERICAN INTERESTS.
  - AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
  - BELGIUM.
  - CANADA.
  - EGYPT.
  - ENGLAND.
  - FRANCE.
  - GERMANY.
  - HOLLAND.
  - INDIA.
  - ITALY.
  - JAPAN.
  - RUSSIA.
  - TURKEY.
  - RELIEF WORK.
  - RESERVISTS.
  - FOOTNOTES
- Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Oct. 15, 1914, to and Including Jan. 7, 1915.[9]
- CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE
- CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE.
- CAMPAIGN IN FAR EAST.
- CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
- CAMPAIGN IN ASIA MINOR AND EGYPT.
- NAVAL RECORD.
- AERIAL RECORD.
- AMERICAN INTERESTS.
- AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
- BELGIUM.
- CANADA.
- EGYPT.
- ENGLAND.
- FRANCE.
- GERMANY.
- HOLLAND.
- INDIA.
- ITALY.
- JAPAN.
- RUSSIA.
- TURKEY.
- RELIEF WORK.
- RESERVISTS.
- FOOTNOTES

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