The Origins of the War of 1914: European relations from the Congress of Berlin to the eve of the Sarajevo murder

Adriatic Aehrenthal Aehrenthal's agreed agreement Albania ally Andrassy annexation asked attack attitude Austria Austria-Hungary Austro-Hungarian Avarna Balkan Barrère Belgrade Berchtold Bismarck Bosnia Bosnia-Herzegovina Bucharest Bulgaria Bülow Cabinet Cambon casus foederis Chancellor conference conflict Conrad Constantinople crisis December declared Delcassé diplomatic England English European favour Foreign Minister France Francis Joseph French frontier German Ambassador Germany Giolitti Goluchowski Grey intention interests Italian Italian Government Italy Izvolsky July June Kaiser Kiderlen King letter London Lützow March ment military Monarchy Morocco naval negotiations November occupation October Oe-U opinion Paris Pašić peace Petersburg Poincaré political possible Powers Pribram Prinetti proposal question regarded relations renewal replied Rome Roumania Russia San Giuliano Sanjak Sanjak of Novibazar Sazonov Serbia and Montenegro Serbs Slav status quo telegram telegraphed territory tion Tittoni told Tommasini Treaty of Berlin Triple Alliance Triplice Tripoli Tripolitania Tsar Tschirschky Turkey Turkish Vienna Visconti Venosta Wilhelm wrote