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Turkey, the Great Powers, and the Bagdad Railway

Note 17 — Chapter VI · THE BAGDAD RAILWAY BECOMES AN IMPERIAL ENTERPRISE

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Von Reventlow, op. cit., p. 343. Regarding the so-called Drang nach Osten and the coincidence of Austrian and German interests in the Near East cf. M. Meyer, Balkanstaaten, Bagdadbahn (Leipzig, 1914); J. W. Headlam, “The Balkans and Diplomacy,” in the Atlantic Monthly (Boston), January, 1916, pp. 124 et seq.; N. and C. R. Buxton, The War and the Balkans (London, 1915); M. I. Newbigin, Geographical Aspects of Balkan Problems (London, 1915); Evans Lewin, The German Road to the East (New York, 1917), Chapters VIII, IX, X; P. N. Milyoukov, The War and Balkan Politics (Cambridge, 1917).

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