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Official Statements of War Aims and Peace Proposals, December 1916 to November 1918
By James Brown Scott
534 pages
- Contributors:
- Publisher:
- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- Place of publication:
- Washington, DC
- Publication year:
- 1921
- Subjects:
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- Title Page iii
- Introductory Note v
- Table of Contents vii
- Statement of Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg In The Reichstag1 - December 12, 1916 1
- Note of the German Government to the Vatican Regarding the Peace Proposals2 - December 12, 1916 2
- Austrian Official Statement Regarding the Peace Proposals1 December 12, 1916 3
- Speech of Premier Briand on the Peace Proposals In The French Chamber of Deputies1 - December 13, 1916 7
- Speech of Nicolas Pokrovsky, Russian Minister For Foreign Affairs, in the Duma1 - December 15, 1916 9
- Speech of Baron Sonnino, Italian Minister For Foreign Affairs, in the Chamber of Deputies1 - December 18, 1916 12
- Speech of Premier Lloyd-George on the German Proposals in the House of Commons1 - December 19, 1916 16
- German Reply to President Wilson1 - December 26, 1916 21
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note1 December 26, 1916 23
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to the Swiss Peace Note1 - December 27, 1916 23
- German Reply to the Swiss Peace Note1 - December 28, 1916 24
- Entente Reply to German Proposals1 - December 29, 1916 26
- Scandinavian Peace Note1 - December 29, 1916 29
- Title Page iii
- Introductory Note v
- Table of Contents vii
- Statement of Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg In The Reichstag1 - December 12, 1916 1
- Note of the German Government to the Vatican Regarding the Peace Proposals2 - December 12, 1916 2
- Austrian Official Statement Regarding the Peace Proposals1 December 12, 1916 3
- Speech of Premier Briand on the Peace Proposals In The French Chamber of Deputies1 - December 13, 1916 7
- Speech of Nicolas Pokrovsky, Russian Minister For Foreign Affairs, in the Duma1 - December 15, 1916 9
- Speech of Baron Sonnino, Italian Minister For Foreign Affairs, in the Chamber of Deputies1 - December 18, 1916 12
- Speech of Premier Lloyd-George on the German Proposals in the House of Commons1 - December 19, 1916 16
- German Reply to President Wilson1 - December 26, 1916 21
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note1 December 26, 1916 23
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to the Swiss Peace Note1 - December 27, 1916 23
- German Reply to the Swiss Peace Note1 - December 28, 1916 24
- Entente Reply to German Proposals1 - December 29, 1916 26
- Scandinavian Peace Note1 - December 29, 1916 29
- Declaration of Premier Radoslavoff in The Bulgarian Sobranje1 - December 30, 1916 29
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to the Scandinavian Peace Note1 - January 1, 1917 30
- Reply of Brazil to President Wilson's Peace Note1 - January 6, 1917 32
- Chinese Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note1 - January 9, 1917 32
- Entente Reply to President Wilson1 - January 10, 1917 34
- Belgian Reply to President Wilson1 - January 10, 1917 35
- German Comment Upon Entente Reply To President Wilson1 - January 12, 1917 40
- Proclamation by Kaiser Wilhelm II to the German People1 - January 13, 1917 45
- Address of President Wilson to the Senate1 - January 22, 1917 45
- Speech of Viscount Motono, Japanese Minister For - January 23, 1917 49
- Comment of Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Excheqver, on the Address of President Wilson1 - January 24, 1917 55
- Speech of Premier Tisza in the Hungarian Parliament on the Address of President Wilson1 - January 25, 1917 57
- German Note to the United States Announcing The Opening of Unrestricted Submarine War1 - January 31, 1917 61
- Address of President Wilson to Congress1 - February 3, 1917 66
- Announcement of the Department of State Relative To a Resumption of Negotiations with Germany1 - February 12, 1917 68
- Proposals of the De Facto Government of Mexico For Terminating the European War1 - February 12, 1917 72
- Address of President Wilson on Armed Neutrality, Delivered at a Joint Session of the Two Houses Of Congress1 - February 26, 1917 73
- Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg's Address to The Reichstag on the Aims of the Submarine War1 - February 27, 1917 80
- Statement Issued by Secretary Lansing Embodying The Decision of the Government of the United States in the Matter of Arming American Merchant Ships1 - March 12, 1917 82
- Address of President Wilson Recommending the Declaration of a State of War Between the United States and the Imperial German Government, Delivered at a Joint Session of the Two Houses Of Congress1 - April 2, 1917 85
- Telegram from the American Chargt D'Affaires At Vienna Announcing the Breaking off of Diplomatic Relations Between Austria-Hungary and the United States1 - April 9, 1917 94
- Official Announcement of Secretary Lansing on The Severance of Diplomatic Relations Between Turkey and the United States1 - April 23, 1917 95
- Statement Issued by Secretrry Lansing in Respect To The Possibility of Russia Concluding A Separate Peace1 - April 23, 1917 96
- Address of Chancellor Von Bethmann-Hollweg to The Reichstag on Germany's War Aims and Her Attitude Toward Peace with Russia2 - May 15, 1917 97
- Statement of the Reorganized Russian Provisional Government on Its Policy with Respect to War Aims, the Alliance, and a Separate Peace1 - May 19, 1917 98
- Resolution Passed by the Chamber of Deputies In Paris on Peace Terms, Alsace-Lorraine And Indemnities1 - June 5, 1917 102
- Message from President Wilson to Russia on The Occasion of the Visit of the American Mission1 - June 9, 1917 104
- Address of Prime Minister Lloyd-George at Glasgow On Peace Terms1 - June 29, 1917 106
- Resolution on Peace Terms Passed by the Reichstag1 - July 19, 1917 107
- Address of Chancellor Michaelis to the Reichstag On Peace Terms and the Reichstag Resolution1 - July 19, 1917 114
- Address of Prime Minister Lloyd-George in London In Reply to Chancellor Michaelis - July 21, 1917 117
- Reply of Foreign Minister Balfour in Debate in The House of Commons on British Peace Terms1 - July 30, 1917 120
- Peace Proposal of Pope Benedict Xv1 - August 1, 1917 129
- Reply of President Wilson to the Peace Appeal Of The Pope1 - August 27, 1917 132
- Statement of Premier PainlevÉ in the Chamber Of Deputies in Paris on Peace Terms: Alsace-Lorraine1 - September 18, 1917 136
- Reply of Austria-Hungary to the Papal Peace Proposal1 - September 21, 1917 137
- Address of Mr. Asquith on Peace Terms Including Comment on the German Reply to the Pope2 - September 26, 1917 139
- Address of Chancellor Michaelis to the Main Committee of the Reichstag1 - September 28, 1917 141
- Statement of Foreign Minister Von KÜhlmann to The Main Committee of the Reichstag on the German Reply to the Pope and in Reply to Mr. Asquith1 - September 28, 1917 148
- Statement of Chancellor Michaelis in the Reichstag on Germany's Peace Terms1 - October 9, 1917 152
- Statement of Foreign Minister Von Kuhlmann in The Reichstag on German Peace Terms1 - October 9, 1917 156
- Statement of Mr. Lloyd-George to a Deputation From Approved Insurance Companies and Other Organizations in Reply to Von Klohlmann's Address1 - October 11, 1917 157
- Address of Mr. Asquith at Liverpool on War Aims1 - October 11, 1917 162
- Speech of Foreign Minister Terestchenko, in The Preliminary Congress in Petrograd, on A Separate Peace1 - October 29, 1917 167
- Statements of the Department of State and The Russian Embassy in Washington on the Possibility Of Russia Concluding a Separate Peace1 - November 2, 1917 170
- Roclamation of the Military Revolutionary Committee After the November Revolution In Petrograd1 - November 7, 1917 187
- Proclamation of the Council of National Commissioners in Reference to a Separate Peace1 - November 22, 1917 188
- Protest of the Allied Military Missions in Russia To The Russian Commander in Chief Against A Separate Peace1 - November 27, 1917 191
- Address of President Wilson Reviewing American War Aims and Recommending the Declaration of A State of War Between the United States and The Austro-Hungarian Government, Delivered at a Joint Session of the Two Houses of the Congress1 - December 4, 1917 191
- Proclamation of Foreign Minister Trotsky on The Armistice and Urging Allied Participation And a Statement of War Aims.1 December 6, 1917 193
- Official Roumanian Announcement of an Armistice With the Central Powers1 - December 6, 1917 202
- Speech of Foreign Minister Czernin in Reply To President Wilson and on War Aims1 - December 7, 1917 203
- Congressional Resolution Declaring the Existence Of a State of War Between Austria-Hungary And the United States1 - December 7, 1917 206
- Address of Prime Minister Lloyd-George on War Aims1 - December 14, 1917 206
- Reply of Chancellor Von Hertling to Mr. Lloyd-Georges Speech1 - December 17, 1917 210
- Statement of Prime Minister Lloyd-George in The House of Commons on Peace Terms1 - December 20, 1917 215
- Statement of Count Czernin at Brest-Litovsk of The Terms on Which the Central Powers Were Willing To Conclude a General Peace1 - December 25, 1917 221
- Statement of British War Aims by Prime Minister Lloyd-George1 - January 5, 1918 223
- Telegram from Premier Clemenceau to Prime Minister Lloyd-George Endorsing His Statement of January 51 - January 6, 1918 225
- Address of President Wilson on the Conditions Of Peace Delivered at a Joint Session of the Two Houses of Congress1 - January 8, 1918 234
- Statement of Prime Minister Lloyd-George on The Fourteen Points1 - January 18, 1918 240
- Reply of Chancellor Von Hertling to the Statement Of President Wilson of January 8, 19181 - January 24, 1918 246
- Reply of Foreign Minister Czernin to the Fourteen Points1 - January 24, 1918 255
- Official Statement of the Supreme War Council At Versailles on the Statements of Von Hertling And Czernin1 - February 3, 1918 261
- German and Austrian Official Reports of the Peace With Ukraina1 - February 9, 1918 263
- Reply of President Wilson to the Addresses of The Imperial German Chancellor, and the Imperial And Royal Austro-Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs - February 11, 1918 263
- Reply of Prime Minister Lloyd-George to Chancellor Von Hertling and Foreign Minister Czernin1 - February 12, 1918 265
- Address of Foreign Minister Balfour on Count Czernin's Speech and the Versailles Council Decision1 - February 13, 1918 271
- Statement of Prime Minister Lenine and Foreign Minister Trotsky on the German Infraction of The Armistice and Their Readiness to Sign a Peace Treaty1 - February 19, 1918 278
- Reply of Chancellor Von Hertling To President Wilson2 - February 25, 1918 278
- Reply of Foreign Minister Balfour to Chancellor Von Hertling1 - February 27, 1918 279
- German Official Report of the Signing of the Peace With Russia1 - March 3, 1918 285
- Statement of the London Conference of Entente Ministers in Regard to the Treaties of Brestlitovsk and Bucharest2 - March 18, 1918 295
- Statement of Ambassador Francis on the Attitude Of the United States Toward Russia and The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk1 - March 19, 1918 298
- Further Austrian Explanation of the Austro-French Negotiations of February, 19181 - April 5, 1918 298
- Address of President Wilson on War Aims at The Opening of the Third Liberty Loan Campaign, Baltimore1 - April 6, 1918 308
- French Account of the Beginning of the Revertataarmand Conferences1 - April 6, 1918 309
- Statement of Ex-Premier Painleve on Austro-French Negotiations in 19171 - April 6, 1918 312
- Official Austrian Reply to the French Defense And To M. PainlevÉ1 - April 8, 1918 316
- Denial of Emperor Charles in a Telegram to Kaiser William Ii1 - April 11, 1918 320
- Austrian Claim That the Prince Sixtus Letter Was Falsified1 - April 13, 1918 320
- French Reply of April 141 - April 14, 1918 321
- Debate in the House of Commons: Statement of Foreign Minister Balfour on the Prince Sixtus Episode, Allied Aims and Peace Negotiations1 - May 16, 1918 323
- Statement of Foreign Minister Burian on the Roumanian Treaty and in Reply to Mr. Lloyd-George1 - June 11, 1918 337
- Speech of Foreign Minister Balfour on the Secret Treaties and the Unity of Allied Aims and The Peace Offensive1 - June 20, 1918 338
- Statement of Chancellor Von Hertling on Peace Terms And the League of Nations1 - June 25, 1918 348
- Address of President Wilson at Mount Vernon On Peace Terms - July 4, 1918 349
- Report of Foreign Minister Burian on Austrian Foreign Policy and Her Peace Terms and Attitude To President Wilson's Mount Vernon Address1 - July 16, 1918 352
- Statement of the Czecho-Slovak National Council At Washington on the Aims of the Czecho-Slovaks In Russia1 - July 27, 1918 354
- Declaration of Aims by the Government of the United States in Intervening in Russia1 - August 3, 1918 357
- Declaration of the Japanese Government Upon Its Aims In Intervening in Siberia1 - August 3, 1918 359
- Establishment of Anti-Boshevik Governments In Siberia--Their Aims1 - August 5, 1918 361
- Establishment of Anti-Bolshevik Government In Archangel--Its Aims1 - August 7, 1918 362
- Speech of Foreign Minister Balfour in the House Of Commons on Peace Terms1 - August 8, 1918 365
- Reply of Colonial Minister Solf to Mr. Balfour1 - August 21, 1918 374
- Statement of Foreign Minister Czernin on the Basis Of Peace and the League of Nations2 - September 10, 1918 379
- Address of Prime Minister Lloyd-George on War Aims1 - September 12, 1918 381
- Austrian Peace Proposal 383
- Statement of Mr. Balfour in Reply to Herr Payer And the Austrian Note1 - September 16, 1918 386
- Reply of President Wilson to the Austrian Proposal 389
- Official Italian Statement on the Austrian Proposal1 - September 18, 1918 397
- Bulgarian Announcement of the Request for An Armistice1 - September 24, 1918 398
- Address of President Wilson in Opening the Fourth Loan Campaign1 - September 27, 1918 399
- Bulgaria Armistice Convention, September 29, 19181 405
- Comment of Foreign Minister Balfour on the Program Laid Down by President Wilson On September 271 - October 1, 1918 407
- German Request for an Armistice 409
- Austrian Explanation of the Peace Move And Its Purpose1 - October 6, 1918 414
- Austrian Request for an Armistice 415
- Inquiry from President Wilson Concerning the German Proposal 417
- Request of Turkey for an Armistice and Peace Negotiations1 - October 14, 1918 418
- German Answer to Inquiry of President Wilson 420
- Comment of Foreign Minister Burian on the Program Of President Wilson and the Austrian Peace Policy1 - October 16, 1918 421
- Text of Declaration of Independence of the Czechoslovak Nation Adopted by Provisional Government at Paris1 - October 18, 1918 425
- German Counter-Reply to President Wilson 428
- Comment of Chancellor Max on the Notes of President Wilson and Germany's Position Before The Allies1 - October 22, 1918 429
- Address of Foreign Minister Solf on Alsace-Lorraine And Poland1 - October 25, 1918 434
- Reply of the German Government to the Note From President Wilson Consenting to Propose An Armistice 436
- Decree of Kaiser William II at the Publication of An Amendment to the German Constitution1 - October 28, 1918 438
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to President Wilson Relative To the Czecho-Slovaks and Jugo-Slavs And Asking for a Separate Peace 439
- Note from Foreign Minister Andrassy to Secretary Lansing1 - October 29, 1918 440
- Semi-Official Austrian Note on the Reply to President Wilson1 - October 29, 1918 441
- Reply of President Wilson to the Turkish Request1 - October 31, 1918 443
- Armistice with Turkey-British Statement Made in The House of Commons1 - October 31, 1918 444
- Protocol of the Conditions of an Armistice Between The Allied and Associated Powers And Austria-Hungary1 - November 3, 1918 444
- Announcement by the Department of State of The Result of the Conferences at Paris1 - November 4, 1918 446
- Recognition of the Autonomy and Belligerency of The Polish Army and National Council1 - November 4, 1918 456
- Manifesto of the German Government1 - November 5, 1918 458
- Conditions in Russia at the Time of the German Armistice1 - November 7, 1918 460
- Anglo-French Statement of Aims in Mesopotamia And Syria1 - November 7, 1918 462
- Proclamation of King Nicholas to the Montenegrins Relative to Jugoslavia2 - November 7, 1918 462
- Proclamations of Chancellor Maximilian to Germans Abroad and at Home1 - November 7, 1918 466
- Reorganization of the German Empire1 - November 9, 1918 467
- Address of Prime Minister Lloyd-George at the Guild- Hall on Terms of Peace1 - November 9, 1918 468
- Proclamation of Chancellor Ebert1 - November 10, 1918 471
- Abdication of Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary1 - November 11, 1918 472
- Armistice with Germany - Proclamation of the Armistice with Germany by President Wilson, November 111 474
- Conditions of an Armistice with Germany1 - Signed November 11, 1918 477
- Index 493