Official Diplomatic Documents Relating to the Outbreak of the European War: With Photographic Reproductions of Official Editions of the Documents (Blue, White, Yellow, Etc., Books)Edmund von Mach Macmillan, 1916 - 608 lappuses |
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adressé août August Austria Austria-Hungary Austro austro-hongroise Austro-Hungarian Red Book avait belge BELGIAN GRAY BOOK Belgian Minister Belgique Belgium Belgrade Berlin BIENVENU-MARTIN Britain British Ambassador British Blue Book Chargé d'Affaires contre Count Berchtold d'une Davignon declaration démarche despatch été être fait Foreign Affairs Foreign Office France French Ambassador French Yellow Book frontier German Ambassador German Government German White Book Gouvernement Royal guerre Herr Imperial and Royal J'ai Jagow juillet Jules CAMBON July 27 July 31 l'Allemagne l'Ambassadeur l'Angleterre l'Autriche London Londres Luxemburg ment mesures militaires military Minister for Foreign Ministre des Affaires mobilisation Monarchie Narodna Odbrana neutralité neutrality Österreich-Ungarn Paris Paul Cambon peace Petersburgh Petrograd Powers propaganda Puissances qu'elle qu'il Regierung René VIVIANI reply réponse Rome Royal Government Russian Ambassador Russian Minister Russian Orange Book Sazonof Serajevo serbe Serbie serbische serbischen Servia Servian Government Sir Edward Grey telegram Telegraphic territoire territory tion ultimatum Vienna
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