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CURRENT HISTORY
- A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
- THE EUROPEAN WAR
- VOLUME II.
  - From the Beginning to March, 1915
    - With Index
  - With Index
- From the Beginning to March, 1915
  - With Index
- With Index
- Number 1, April, 1915
  - NEW YORK THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY 1915
- NEW YORK THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY 1915
- Contents - Number I, April, 1915.
- The New York Times Current History
  - The European War
- The European War
- Germany's War Zone and Neutral Flags
- The German Decree and Interchange of Notes Answering American Protests to Germany and Britain
  - AMERICAN NOTE TO GERMANY.
  - AMERICAN NOTE TO ENGLAND.
  - GERMANY'S ANSWER.
  - BRITAIN'S ANSWER.
  - ALLIES' DECLARATION OF REPRISALS.
  - Britain's New and Original Blockade
  - American Protests Following the "War Zone" Decrees Defined
  - AMERICAN NOTE TO THE BELLIGERENTS.
  - II.—GERMANY'S REPLY.
  - III.—GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY.
  - IV.—AMERICAN INQUIRY ON REPRISAL METHOD.
  - V.—BRITISH REPLY TO THE AMERICAN INQUIRY.
  - VI.—FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S ANSWER.
  - British Order in Council
  - Declaring a Blockade of German Ports
- AMERICAN NOTE TO GERMANY.
- AMERICAN NOTE TO ENGLAND.
- GERMANY'S ANSWER.
- BRITAIN'S ANSWER.
- ALLIES' DECLARATION OF REPRISALS.
- Britain's New and Original Blockade
- American Protests Following the "War Zone" Decrees Defined
- AMERICAN NOTE TO THE BELLIGERENTS.
- II.—GERMANY'S REPLY.
- III.—GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY.
- IV.—AMERICAN INQUIRY ON REPRISAL METHOD.
- V.—BRITISH REPLY TO THE AMERICAN INQUIRY.
- VI.—FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S ANSWER.
- British Order in Council
- Declaring a Blockade of German Ports
- Germany's Submarine War
- German People Not Blinded
- Reveille
- Can Germany Be Starved Out?
- Hoch Der Kaiser
- The Submarine of 1578
- The Torpedo.
- "God Punish England, Brother"
- A New Hymn of Germany's Gospel of Hatred
  - A HYMN OF HATE.
- A HYMN OF HATE.
- The Great Hour.
- The Peace of the World
- A Famous Englishman's Diagnosis of the War Disease and His Prescription for a Permanent Cure
  - I.
  - II.
  - III.
  - IV.
  - V.
  - VI.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- Small But Great-souled.
- Zeppelin Raids on London
- Sir John French's Own Story
- Continuing the Famous Dispatches of the British Commander in Chief to Lord Kitchener
- The Cathedral of Rheims
- Music of War
- America and a New World State
- How the United States May Take the Lead in the Formation of a World Confederation for the Prevention of Future Wars
  - I.
  - II.—AMERICA'S FUTURE ATTITUDE
  - III.—AMERICA AS LEADER.
- I.
- II.—AMERICA'S FUTURE ATTITUDE
- III.—AMERICA AS LEADER.
- Sir Christopher Cradock.
- Battle of the Suez Canal
- A First-Hand Account of the Unsuccessful Turkish Invasion
- A Full-Fledged Socialist State
- While Germany's Trade and Credit Are Holding Their Breath
- Letters From Wives
- "War Children."
- No Premature Peace For Russia
- Proceedings at Opening of the Duma, Petrograd, Feb. 9, 1915
  - M. SAZANOF'S SPEECH.
- M. SAZANOF'S SPEECH.
- To The Victors Belong The Spoils!
- Lessons of the War to March Ninth
- Belgium's King And Queen
- The European War As Seen By Cartoonists
  - The American Protest
    - The Peasant and the War
    - Victory!
    - "The Outcast"
    - The Dream of a Madman
    - Night Scene in Trafalgar Square
    - The Riddle of the Sands
    - The Theatre in the Field
    - Trench Amenities
    - Quo Vadis?
    - The Gutter Snipes
    - A London Family Scene
    - The Dissemblers
    - Lord Kitchener Wants You!
    - Willy-Nilly
    - A Shaky Affair
    - The Return of the Raider
    - What Is There Inside?
    - "Sound and Fury"
    - The Flight That Failed
    - "A Fortified Town"
    - No Family Resemblance
  - The Peasant and the War
  - Victory!
  - "The Outcast"
  - The Dream of a Madman
  - Night Scene in Trafalgar Square
  - The Riddle of the Sands
  - The Theatre in the Field
  - Trench Amenities
  - Quo Vadis?
  - The Gutter Snipes
  - A London Family Scene
  - The Dissemblers
  - Lord Kitchener Wants You!
  - Willy-Nilly
  - A Shaky Affair
  - The Return of the Raider
  - What Is There Inside?
  - "Sound and Fury"
  - The Flight That Failed
  - "A Fortified Town"
  - No Family Resemblance
- The American Protest
  - The Peasant and the War
  - Victory!
  - "The Outcast"
  - The Dream of a Madman
  - Night Scene in Trafalgar Square
  - The Riddle of the Sands
  - The Theatre in the Field
  - Trench Amenities
  - Quo Vadis?
  - The Gutter Snipes
  - A London Family Scene
  - The Dissemblers
  - Lord Kitchener Wants You!
  - Willy-Nilly
  - A Shaky Affair
  - The Return of the Raider
  - What Is There Inside?
  - "Sound and Fury"
  - The Flight That Failed
  - "A Fortified Town"
  - No Family Resemblance
- The Peasant and the War
- Victory!
- "The Outcast"
- The Dream of a Madman
- Night Scene in Trafalgar Square
- The Riddle of the Sands
- The Theatre in the Field
- Trench Amenities
- Quo Vadis?
- The Gutter Snipes
- A London Family Scene
- The Dissemblers
- Lord Kitchener Wants You!
- Willy-Nilly
- A Shaky Affair
- The Return of the Raider
- What Is There Inside?
- "Sound and Fury"
- The Flight That Failed
- "A Fortified Town"
- No Family Resemblance
- The Chances of Peace and the Problem of Poland
- The Redemption Of Europe
- Germany Will End the War
- Only When a Peace Treaty Shall Assure Her Power
- Louvain's New Streets
- The State of Holland
- An Answer to H.G. Wells by Hendrik Willem van Loon
- Hungary After the War
- The Watchers Of The Troad
- The Union of Central Europe
- An Argument in Favor of a Union of the States Now Allied With Germany
- Two Poor Little Belgian Fledglings
- What the Germans Desire
- Not Conquest, but a New Economical System of Europe
- Address To King Albert Of Belgium
- Foreshadowing a New Phase of War
- Financing the Allies and Small Nations Preparing for War
- Britain's Unsheathed Sword
- Sweden's Scandinavian Leadership
- From England
- War Correspondence—The Beloved Hindenburg
- A Pen Portrait of the German Commander in Chief in the East
- Feeling of the German People
- Complete Confidence in Victory and Resentment Toward England
- Bombardment of the Dardanelles
- First Allied Attack Described by an Onlooker
- The French Battlefront
- Account of First Extended View of the Intrenchments Defending France
- Dodging Shells
- Somali Volunteers
- When King Peter Re-Entered Belgrade
- The Dragon's Teeth
- The Greatest of Campaigns
- The French Official Account
  - CHAPTER I
    - THE FRENCH SETBACKS IN AUGUST.
    - THE OPERATIONS IN LORRAINE.
    - OPERATIONS IN BELGIAN LUXEMBOURG.
    - OPERATIONS SOUTH OF SAMBRE.
    - PREPARATION OF THE OFFENSIVE.
    - THE FRENCH COUNTER-ATTACK.
    - CONTINUATION OF THE RETREAT.
    - THE EVE OF THE OFFENSIVE.
  - THE FRENCH SETBACKS IN AUGUST.
  - THE OPERATIONS IN LORRAINE.
  - OPERATIONS IN BELGIAN LUXEMBOURG.
  - OPERATIONS SOUTH OF SAMBRE.
  - PREPARATION OF THE OFFENSIVE.
  - THE FRENCH COUNTER-ATTACK.
  - CONTINUATION OF THE RETREAT.
  - THE EVE OF THE OFFENSIVE.
- CHAPTER I
  - THE FRENCH SETBACKS IN AUGUST.
  - THE OPERATIONS IN LORRAINE.
  - OPERATIONS IN BELGIAN LUXEMBOURG.
  - OPERATIONS SOUTH OF SAMBRE.
  - PREPARATION OF THE OFFENSIVE.
  - THE FRENCH COUNTER-ATTACK.
  - CONTINUATION OF THE RETREAT.
  - THE EVE OF THE OFFENSIVE.
- THE FRENCH SETBACKS IN AUGUST.
- THE OPERATIONS IN LORRAINE.
- OPERATIONS IN BELGIAN LUXEMBOURG.
- OPERATIONS SOUTH OF SAMBRE.
- PREPARATION OF THE OFFENSIVE.
- THE FRENCH COUNTER-ATTACK.
- CONTINUATION OF THE RETREAT.
- THE EVE OF THE OFFENSIVE.
- When Marthe Chenal Sang the "Marseillaise"
- A War of Commerce to Follow
- Belgium.
- Desired Peace Terms for Europe
- Outlined by Proponents for the Allies and for Germany
  - GERMANY'S PROGRAM.
- GERMANY'S PROGRAM.
- The British Volunteers.
- Chronology of the War
- Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Jan. 31, 1915, up to and Including Feb. 28, 1915.
  - CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE
  - CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE.
  - CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
  - TURKISH AND EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN.
  - NAVAL RECORD—GENERAL.
  - NAVAL RECORD—WAR ZONE.
  - NAVAL RECORD—NEUTRAL FLAGS
  - AERIAL RECORD.
  - AUSTRALIA.
  - AUSTRIA.
  - BELGIUM.
  - BULGARIA.
  - CANADA.
  - ENGLAND.
  - GERMANY.
  - GREECE.
  - ITALY.
  - RUMANIA.
  - RUSSIA.
  - SERBIA.
  - TURKEY.
  - UNITED STATES.
  - RELIEF WORK.
- CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE
- CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE.
- CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
- TURKISH AND EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN.
- NAVAL RECORD—GENERAL.
- NAVAL RECORD—WAR ZONE.
- NAVAL RECORD—NEUTRAL FLAGS
- AERIAL RECORD.
- AUSTRALIA.
- AUSTRIA.
- BELGIUM.
- BULGARIA.
- CANADA.
- ENGLAND.
- GERMANY.
- GREECE.
- ITALY.
- RUMANIA.
- RUSSIA.
- SERBIA.
- TURKEY.
- UNITED STATES.
- RELIEF WORK.
- The Great Sea Fight.
- Notes

New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, April, 1915 April-September, 1915

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