German Diplomatic Documents 1871–1914 Volume 1

Preface Rennell Rodd. Historical Introduction J. W. Headlam-Morley. 1. The War Scare of 1875. 2. The Eastern Crisis, 1876 3. The Constantinople Conference, the London Protocol, and the Russo-Turkish War of 1877 4. The Congress of Berlin I 5. The Congress of Berlin II 6. The Congress of Berlin III 7. War Averted Between England and Russia 8. Germany’s Estrangement from Russia. Central European Alliances. 9. The German Rapprochement with France, 1879 10. Anglo-German Relations, 1879–80 11. The Egyptian Question 12. The German Colonial Question 13. The Afghan Boundary Dispute 14. The Anglo-German Rapprochement of 1885 15. Zanzibar and Samoa, 1886-7 16. The Near East and Egypt, 1886–7 17. Zanzibar and the Pacific Ocean 1887 18. Negotiations for an Alliance Between England and Austria 19. Bulgaria, from the German Standpoint, December 1886 20. Negotiations for an Entente Between England and Italy, 1887 21. The Adhesion of Austria-Hungary to the Anglo-Italian Entente of 1887 22. The Bulgarian Crisis, 1886 23. The Entente Between England, Italy and Austria: The Eight Points 24. The Entente Between England, Italy and Austria: England’s Adhesion to the Entente 25. The Battenberg Marriage Question 26. Bismarck’s Offer of Alliance to England, 1889