New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, August, 1915[American Cartoon] The PostscriptReading editionChapter navigation84 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterThe American Note to Berlin of July 21 Steps Leading Up to President Wilson’s Rejection of Germany’s ProposalsThe American RejoinderGerman and American Press OpinionAustria-Hungary’s ProtestArmenian, Orduna, and OthersResults of Submarine WarfareREGINALD WARNEFORDAmerican PreparednessMilitary Résumés of Operations on All Fronts— August, 1914 to August, 1915One Year’s WarAn American ViewInferences from Eleven Months of the European Conflict“Revenge for Elisabeth!”A Year of the War in Africa and AsiaAn “Insult” to WarGermany’s Story of the Eastern CampaignNaval Losses During the WarSir John French’s Own StoryFrance’s “Eyewitness” ReportsThe Crown Prince in the ArgonneAllied Operations Around the Turks’ Fortress of Achi BabaBATTLE OF THE LONGEST DAYSecond Month Closes with Offensive Operations in Swing Against GoriziaThe Task of ItalyTwo Devoted NationsComment About Continued Neutrality from the Balkan and Russian CapitalsDr. Conybeare’s RecantationAttack on Mr. Morgan’s Life and the Setting of Fire-Bombs on ShipsDevotion to the KaiserMovement in Great Britain and the United States to Consult Civilian ExpertsHudson Maxim on ExplosivesThor!“I am the Gravest Danger”[American Cartoon] The Postscript[German Cartoon] The Paper Blockade[American Cartoon] Donnerwetter![German Cartoon] The Powder Chest[English Cartoon] In the Eastern Arena[French Cartoon] Circumstances Alter Cases[German Cartoon] A Risky Road[American Cartoon] Sherman Was Right![Italian Cartoon] On the BosporusGrowing Problems of Germany and Her Opponents in Supplying ArmsA Volunteer Army of WorkersHow “Silver Bullets” Are Made in BritainCases ReservedNew Recruiting in BritainAmerican War SuppliesCondensed from the Leading ReviewsGermany’s Long-Nourished Powers“To Avenge”The Pope, the Vatican, and ItalyAre the Allies Winning?Selling Arms to the AlliesWar and Non-Resistance“Good Natured Germany”Italy’s DefectionApologies for English WordsGermanic Peace TermsFrance’s Bill of DamagesA French RejoinderDr. von Bode’s Polemic“Carnegie and German Peace”Russia’s Supply of WarriorsAustria and the BalkansItaly’s Publications in War-TimeSweden and the LusitaniaA Threatened Despotism of Spirit“Gott Mit Uns”On the Psychology of NeutralsChlorine WarfareRheims CathedralThe English FalsehoodWhich Should be Germany’s Objective?Note on the Principle of NationalitySinger of “La Marseillaise”Depression—Common-Sense and the SituationThe War and Racial ProgressThe English Word, Thought, and LifeEvviva L’ItaliaWho Died Content!“The Germans, Destroyers of Cathedrals”Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from June 15, 1915, Up to and Including July 15, 1915.Previous chapter ←“I am the Gravest Danger”Next chapter →[German Cartoon] The Paper BlockadeAll chapters and sections (84)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsThe American Note to Berlin of July 21 Steps Leading Up to President Wilson’s Rejection of Germany’s ProposalsThe American RejoinderGerman and American Press OpinionAustria-Hungary’s ProtestArmenian, Orduna, and OthersResults of Submarine WarfareREGINALD WARNEFORDAmerican PreparednessMilitary Résumés of Operations on All Fronts— August, 1914 to August, 1915One Year’s WarAn American ViewInferences from Eleven Months of the European Conflict“Revenge for Elisabeth!”A Year of the War in Africa and AsiaAn “Insult” to WarGermany’s Story of the Eastern CampaignNaval Losses During the WarSir John French’s Own StoryFrance’s “Eyewitness” ReportsThe Crown Prince in the ArgonneAllied Operations Around the Turks’ Fortress of Achi BabaBATTLE OF THE LONGEST DAYSecond Month Closes with Offensive Operations in Swing Against GoriziaThe Task of ItalyTwo Devoted NationsComment About Continued Neutrality from the Balkan and Russian CapitalsDr. Conybeare’s RecantationAttack on Mr. Morgan’s Life and the Setting of Fire-Bombs on ShipsDevotion to the KaiserMovement in Great Britain and the United States to Consult Civilian ExpertsHudson Maxim on ExplosivesThor!“I am the Gravest Danger”[American Cartoon] The Postscript[German Cartoon] The Paper Blockade[American Cartoon] Donnerwetter![German Cartoon] The Powder Chest[English Cartoon] In the Eastern Arena[French Cartoon] Circumstances Alter Cases[German Cartoon] A Risky Road[American Cartoon] Sherman Was Right![Italian Cartoon] On the BosporusGrowing Problems of Germany and Her Opponents in Supplying ArmsA Volunteer Army of WorkersHow “Silver Bullets” Are Made in BritainCases ReservedNew Recruiting in BritainAmerican War SuppliesCondensed from the Leading ReviewsGermany’s Long-Nourished Powers“To Avenge”The Pope, the Vatican, and ItalyAre the Allies Winning?Selling Arms to the AlliesWar and Non-Resistance“Good Natured Germany”Italy’s DefectionApologies for English WordsGermanic Peace TermsFrance’s Bill of DamagesA French RejoinderDr. von Bode’s Polemic“Carnegie and German Peace”Russia’s Supply of WarriorsAustria and the BalkansItaly’s Publications in War-TimeSweden and the LusitaniaA Threatened Despotism of Spirit“Gott Mit Uns”On the Psychology of NeutralsChlorine WarfareRheims CathedralThe English FalsehoodWhich Should be Germany’s Objective?Note on the Principle of NationalitySinger of “La Marseillaise”Depression—Common-Sense and the SituationThe War and Racial ProgressThe English Word, Thought, and LifeEvviva L’ItaliaWho Died Content!“The Germans, Destroyers of Cathedrals”Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from June 15, 1915, Up to and Including July 15, 1915.—From The Tribune, New York.◇← “I am the Gravest Danger”[German Cartoon] The Paper Blockade →
