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CURRENT HISTORY
- A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
- THE EUROPEAN WAR
- VOLUME II.
  - From the Beginning to March, 1915
    - With Index
- Number 3, June, 1915
  - NEW YORK THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY 1915
- Contents - Number III, June, 1915.
- The New York Times Current History
  - The European War
- The Lusitania Case
- President Wilson's Speeches and Note to Germany
- History of a Series of Attacks on American Lives in the German War Zone
- The Warning And The Consequence—
  - THE GERMAN WARNING.
  - GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT.
  - BRITISH CORONER'S VERDICT.
  - GERMAN NOTE OF REGRET.
  - ENGLAND ANSWERS GERMANY. 1
  - CAPTAIN TURNER TESTIFIES.
    - "Lusitania's" First Cabin List
- Descriptions by Survivors
  - SUBMARINE CREW OBSERVED.
  - ERNEST COWPER'S ACCOUNT.
  - MR. KESSLER'S DESCRIPTION.
  - CHARLES FROHMAN'S DEATH.
  - VANDERBILT'S HEROIC END.
  - KLEIN AND HUBBARD LOST.
- Germany Justifies the Deed
  - GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT.
  - BRITAIN'S DENIAL.
  - COLLECTOR MALONE'S DENIAL.
  - NEUTRALS IN THE WAR ZONE.
  - DR. DERNBURG'S DEFENSE.
- German Press Opinion
  - GERMAN-AMERICAN PRESS COMMENTS.
- Falaba, Cushing, Gulflight
  - CASE OF THE FALABA.
  - THE GERMAN DEFENSE.
  - COMMANDER SCHMITZ'S STORY.
  - CASE OF THE CUSHING.
  - CASE OF THE GULFLIGHT.
- Aim of Submarine Warfare
- Three Speeches By President Wilson
  - I.—"AMERICA FIRST."
  - II.—"HUMANITY FIRST."
  - III.—AMERICA FOR HUMANITY.
- Two Ex-Presidents' Views
  - MR. ROOSEVELT SPEAKS.
  - MR. TAFT SPEAKS.
- President Wilson's Note
- Another View
- In the Submarine War Zone
- American Shipments of Arms
- The American Reply
- Munitions From Neutrals
- Germany and the Lusitania
- Appeals for American Defense
- Need of Further Protecting Neutral Rights Set Forth.
- The Drowned Sailor
- War With Poisonous Gases
- The Gap at Ypres Made by German Chlorine Vapor Bombs
  - THE "EYEWITNESS" STORY.
  - WHAT THE GERMANS SAY.
- The Canadians at Ypres
- Vapor Warfare Resumed
  - SIR JOHN FRENCH'S REPORT.
  - THE "EYEWITNESS" STORY.
- To Certain German Professors of Chemics
- Seven Days of War East and West
- Fighting of the Second Week in May on French and Russian Fronts.
  - ON THE WESTERN FRONT.
  - IN THE EASTERN THEATRE.
- Austro-German Success
- The Campaign in the Carpathians
- Russian Victory Succeeded by Reverses and Defeat.
  - THE VICTORY IN APRIL.
  - THE GRAND DUKE'S STRATEGY.
  - DEFEAT IN EARLY MAY.
- Mr. Rockefeller and Serbia
- Italy in the War
- Her Move Against Austro-Hungary
- Last Phase of Italian Neutrality and Causes of the Struggle
  - DECLARATION OF WAR.
  - FRANCIS JOSEPH'S DEFIANCE.
  - ITALY'S CABINET EMPOWERED.
  - ITALY'S JUSTIFICATION.
- German Hatred of Italy
- Italy's Neutrality—the Last Phase
  - THE GERMAN VIEW.
  - ITALY AND ENGLAND.
  - ADRIATIC PROBLEM.
- Annunciation
- The Dardanelles
- ALLIES' SECOND CAMPAIGN WITH FLEETS AND LAND FORCES.
- The Landing at Gallipoli
  - THE SECOND DISPATCH.
  - THE THIRD DISPATCH.
  - THE FOURTH DISPATCH.
  - THE FIFTH DISPATCH.
  - END OF THE THIRD WEEK.
- "War Babies"
- The European War As Seen By Cartoonists
  - Another Scrap of Paper
    - The Challenge
    - The Flight of the Eagle
    - All Flahs Look Alike to Him
    - Nearing the Brink
    - The Announcer
    - The Sacrifice of Cain
    - Removing the Hyphen
    - A Misunderstanding
    - The Elixir of Hate
    - It's a Long Way to Constantinople
    - Canada!
    - Our Colors Advance!
    - The English Chameleon
    - A Great Naval Triumph
    - Opening of the Bathing Season—Feb. 18
- What Is Our Duty?
- The Soldiers Pass
- The Great End
- German Women Not Yet For Peace
- Diagnosis of the Englishman
- Bernard Shaw's Terms of Peace
- A Policy of Murder
- The Soldier's Epitaph
- "HE DIED FOR ENGLAND."
- The Will to Power
- Alleged German Atrocities
- Report of the Committee Appointed by the British Government
- Part I.—The Conduct Of The German Troops In Belgium.
  - LIÈGE AND DISTRICT.
  - VALLEYS OF MEUSE AND SAMBRE.
  - ANDENNE.
  - NAMUR DISTRICT.
  - CHARLEROI DISTRICT.
  - DINANT.
  - AERSCHOT, MALINES, VILVORDE, AND LOUVAIN QUADRANGLE.
  - AERSCHOT AND DISTRICT.
  - GELRODE.
  - AERSCHOT AND DISTRICT.
  - MALINES.
  - HOFSTADE.
  - SEMPST.
  - AERSCHOT AND DISTRICT.
  - LOUVAIN AND DISTRICT.
  - JOURNEY TO COLOGNE.
  - TERMONDE.
  - ALOST.
  - DIARIES OF GERMAN SOLDIERS.
  - PART II.
  - TREATMENT OF THE CIVILIAN POPULATION.
  - OFFENSES AGAINST COMBATANTS.
  - THE RED CROSS.
  - ABUSE OF THE WHITE FLAG.
  - CONCLUSIONS.
- Scriabin's Last Words.
- Chronology of the War
  - CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE
  - CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE.
  - TURKISH AND EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGNS.
  - CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA.
  - NAVAL RECORD.
  - AERIAL RECORD.
  - AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
  - BELGIUM.
  - BULGARIA.
  - CANADA.
  - EGYPT.
  - FRANCE.
  - GERMANY.
  - GREAT BRITAIN.
  - GREECE.
  - HOLLAND.
  - INDIA.
  - ITALY.
  - LUXEMBURG.
  - PERSIA.
  - POLAND.
  - RUMANIA.
  - RUSSIA.
  - SERBIA.
  - SWEDEN.
  - SWITZERLAND.
  - TURKEY.
  - UNITED STATES.
  - RELIEF.
- The Drink Question
- Notes