New York Times Current History, The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, April, 1915
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- April-September, 1915
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1. Front matter2. CURRENT HISTORY3. VOLUME II.4. Number 1, April, 19155. Introductory material6. The New York Times Current History7. The German Decree and Interchange of Notes Answering American Protests to Germany and Britain8. Germany's Submarine War9. German People Not Blinded10. Reveille11. Can Germany Be Starved Out?12. Hoch Der Kaiser13. The Submarine of 157814. The Torpedo.15. A New Hymn of Germany's Gospel of Hatred16. The Great Hour.17. A Famous Englishman's Diagnosis of the War Disease and His Prescription for a Permanent Cure18. Small But Great-souled.19. Zeppelin Raids on London20. Continuing the Famous Dispatches of the British Commander in Chief to Lord Kitchener21. The Cathedral of Rheims22. Music of War23. How the United States May Take the Lead in the Formation of a World Confederation for the Prevention of Future Wars24. Sir Christopher Cradock.25. A First-Hand Account of the Unsuccessful Turkish Invasion26. While Germany's Trade and Credit Are Holding Their Breath27. Letters From Wives28. "War Children."29. Proceedings at Opening of the Duma, Petrograd, Feb. 9, 191530. To The Victors Belong The Spoils!31. Lessons of the War to March Ninth32. Belgium's King And Queen33. The European War As Seen By Cartoonists34. Night Scene in Trafalgar Square35. The Chances of Peace and the Problem of Poland36. The Redemption Of Europe37. Only When a Peace Treaty Shall Assure Her Power38. Louvain's New Streets39. An Answer to H.G. Wells by Hendrik Willem van Loon40. Hungary After the War41. The Watchers Of The Troad42. An Argument in Favor of a Union of the States Now Allied With Germany43. Two Poor Little Belgian Fledglings44. Not Conquest, but a New Economical System of Europe45. Address To King Albert Of Belgium46. Financing the Allies and Small Nations Preparing for War47. Britain's Unsheathed Sword48. Sweden's Scandinavian Leadership49. From England50. A Pen Portrait of the German Commander in Chief in the East51. Complete Confidence in Victory and Resentment Toward England52. First Allied Attack Described by an Onlooker53. Account of First Extended View of the Intrenchments Defending France54. Dodging Shells55. Somali Volunteers56. When King Peter Re-Entered Belgrade57. The Dragon's Teeth58. The French Official Account59. CHAPTER I60. When Marthe Chenal Sang the "Marseillaise"61. A War of Commerce to Follow62. Belgium.63. Outlined by Proponents for the Allies and for Germany64. The British Volunteers.65. Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Jan. 31, 1915, up to and Including Feb. 28, 1915.66. The Great Sea Fight.