German Diplomatic Documents 1871–1914 Volume 3

Historical Preface Maurice de Bunsen. 1. The China-Japanese War and the East Asiatic Triple Alliance 2. The Kiao-Chau Occupation. Mr. Chamberlain’s Alliance Proposal, November 1897 to April 1898 3. The Anglo-German Conventions, June to September 1898 4. Samoa, August 1898 to November 1899 5. The First Hague Peace Conference, 1899 6. The Boer War, Preliminary Correspondence, 1899 7. The Boer War, October 1899 to November 1900 8. The Boxer Rebellion, June 1900 to March 1901 9. The British Alliance Proposal, 1901 10. The Anglo-Japanese Agreement, 1901-2 11. The Joint Action Against Venezuela, 1902–3 12. The Weakening of the Triple Alliance, 1902–3 13. The First Signs of the Triple Entente, 1903 14. The Russo-Japanese War, October 1903 to February 1905 15. The Khedevial Decree, March to June 1904 16. President Roosevelt’s Mediation Between Russia and Japan 1904–5 17. Attempt to Reconcile England and Germany, 1905 18. Morocco, April 1904 to June 1905 19. The Algeciras Conference, 1906 20. Macedonian Reform Proposals, 1907–8 21. Germany, America and China, 1907 –8 22. The German Navy Bill 23. The Attempt at a Naval Understanding, July to September 1908 24. Bosnia-Herzegovina and Bulgarian Independence, August to October 1908 25. The Daily Telegraph Article, October 1908 26. The Austro-Serbian War Danger, 1909 27. Prince Bülow’s Struggle for A Naval Understanding, 1908–9 28. The Bagdad Railway, 1908–11 29. The Eastern Question and Crete, 1909–10 30. Persia, August 1909 to May 1911 31. Bethmann Hollweg and the Naval Negotiations, August 1909 to May 1911.