Seven years in Vienna (August, 1907-August, 1914), a record of intrigue
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1. SEVEN YEARS IN VIENNA2. CHAPTER I KING EDWARD AT ISCHL—THE PARTING OF THE WAYS3. CHAPTER II THE EMPEROR’S ILLNESS4. CHAPTER III ARCHDUKE FRANCIS FERDINAND5. CHAPTER IV COUNTESS CHOTEK6. CHAPTER V VIENNA7. CHAPTER VI SALONICA8. CHAPTER VII KAISER WILHELM IN VIENNA9. CHAPTER VIII AFFAIRS IN TURKEY10. CHAPTER IX THE ANNEXATION11. CHAPTER X PRINCE EGON FÜRSTENBERG AND COUNT TCHIRSKY. HOW THE KAISER “WORKED” VIENNA12. CHAPTER XI THE “GREAT SERVIA” IDEA—SERVIAN ORGANISATION13. CHAPTER XII ALBANIA AND MACEDONIA14. CHAPTER XIII THE BALKAN WAR15. CHAPTER XIV KING FERDINAND OF BULGARIA, THE VAINEST MAN IN EUROPE16. CHAPTER XV THE PRINCE OF WIED17. CHAPTER XVI THE KING OF THE BLACK MOUNTAINS18. CHAPTER XVII EMIGRATION PROMOTED BY GERMANY—SOCIAL QUESTIONS IN THE DUAL MONARCHY19. CHAPTER XVIII THE AGRARIANS AND THE SHORTAGE OF FOOD20. CHAPTER XIX COUNT LEOPOLD BERCHTOLD AND COUNT STEPAN TISZA, THE MEN WHO DECIDED ON WAR21. CHAPTER XX AUSTRIA-HUNGARY AS A MILITARY AND NAVAL POWER22. CHAPTER XXI ARCHDUKE CARL FRANCIS JOSEPH23. CHAPTER XXII AUSTRIA-HUNGARY FACED BY REVOLUTION OR WAR—THE FINANCIAL FACTOR24. CHAPTER XXIII THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN CONSTITUTION25. CHAPTER XXIV WHO MURDERED THE ARCHDUKE?26. CHAPTER XXV WHY GERMANY DECIDED UPON WAR27. CHAPTER XXVI DIPLOMATIC METHODS: A COMPARISON28. CHAPTER XXVII PUNITIVE EXPEDITION OR WORLD-WAR?29. CHAPTER XXVIII WHAT WOULD ENGLAND SAY?30. CHAPTER XXIX AUSTRIA’S AWAKENING