New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 3, June, 1915Front matterReading editionChapter navigation57 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCURRENT HISTORYVOLUME II.Number 3, June, 1915Introductory materialThe New York Times Current HistoryHistory of a Series of Attacks on American Lives in the German War ZoneThe Warning And The Consequence—Descriptions by SurvivorsGermany Justifies the DeedGerman Press OpinionFalaba, Cushing, GulflightAim of Submarine WarfareThree Speeches By President WilsonTwo Ex-Presidents' ViewsPresident Wilson's NoteAnother ViewIn the Submarine War ZoneAmerican Shipments of ArmsThe American ReplyMunitions From NeutralsGermany and the LusitaniaNeed of Further Protecting Neutral Rights Set Forth.The Drowned SailorThe Gap at Ypres Made by German Chlorine Vapor BombsThe Canadians at YpresVapor Warfare ResumedTo Certain German Professors of ChemicsFighting of the Second Week in May on French and Russian Fronts.Austro-German SuccessRussian Victory Succeeded by Reverses and Defeat.Mr. Rockefeller and SerbiaLast Phase of Italian Neutrality and Causes of the StruggleGerman Hatred of ItalyItaly's Neutrality—the Last PhaseAnnunciationALLIES' SECOND CAMPAIGN WITH FLEETS AND LAND FORCES.The Landing at Gallipoli"War Babies"The European War As Seen By CartoonistsWhat Is Our Duty?The Soldiers PassThe Great EndGerman Women Not Yet For PeaceDiagnosis of the EnglishmanBernard Shaw's Terms of PeaceA Policy of Murder"HE DIED FOR ENGLAND."The Will to PowerReport of the Committee Appointed by the British GovernmentPart I.—The Conduct Of The German Troops In Belgium.Part I.—The Conduct Of The German Troops In Belgium. (continued 2)PART II.Scriabin's Last Words.Chronology of the WarChronology of the War (continued 2)The Drink QuestionBeginning of this editionNext chapter →CURRENT HISTORYAll chapters and sections (57)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCURRENT HISTORYSections2Volume 2 · Other sectionsNumber 3, June, 1915Volume 2 · Opening pagesIntroductory materialVolume 2 · Other sectionsThe New York Times Current HistoryHistory of a Series of Attacks on American Lives in the German War ZoneThe Warning And The Consequence—Descriptions by SurvivorsGermany Justifies the DeedGerman Press OpinionFalaba, Cushing, GulflightAim of Submarine WarfareThree Speeches By President WilsonTwo Ex-Presidents' ViewsPresident Wilson's NoteAnother ViewIn the Submarine War ZoneAmerican Shipments of ArmsThe American ReplyMunitions From NeutralsGermany and the LusitaniaNeed of Further Protecting Neutral Rights Set Forth.The Drowned SailorThe Gap at Ypres Made by German Chlorine Vapor BombsThe Canadians at YpresVapor Warfare ResumedTo Certain German Professors of ChemicsFighting of the Second Week in May on French and Russian Fronts.Austro-German SuccessRussian Victory Succeeded by Reverses and Defeat.Mr. Rockefeller and SerbiaLast Phase of Italian Neutrality and Causes of the StruggleGerman Hatred of ItalyItaly's Neutrality—the Last PhaseAnnunciationALLIES' SECOND CAMPAIGN WITH FLEETS AND LAND FORCES.The Landing at Gallipoli"War Babies"The European War As Seen By CartoonistsWhat Is Our Duty?The Soldiers PassThe Great EndGerman Women Not Yet For PeaceDiagnosis of the EnglishmanBernard Shaw's Terms of PeaceA Policy of Murder"HE DIED FOR ENGLAND."The Will to PowerReport of the Committee Appointed by the British GovernmentVolume 2 / Part 1 · Parts11Volume 2 / Part 2 · Parts2Volume 2 / Part 2 · Other sectionsScriabin's Last Words.Chronology of the WarChronology of the War (continued 2)The Drink QuestionThe New York TimesCURRENT HISTORY →
