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131, 133, 135, 294
    Â Â Â Austro-German Dual Alliance (1879) 293, 296, 297
    Â Â Â British declaration of war against (4 August 1914) 544
    Â Â Â declaration of war against Russia (1 August 1914) 527
    Â Â Â economy 164–5, 216, 329–30
    Â Â Â financial assistance to Bulgaria 277–8
    Â Â Â foreign ministry 197–8, 230
    Â Â Â Franco-German Moroccan Agreement (1909) 167, 195, 196, 204
    Â Â Â Heligoland-Zanzibar Treaty (1890) 129
    Â Â Â invasion of Belgium and Luxembourg 494, 531, 544, 547–51
    Â Â Â invasion of France 532, 547–8
    Â Â Â investment in Ottoman lands 335–8
    Â Â Â localization strategy (July 1914) 415–16, 480, 515–20, 524
    Â Â Â Potsdam Accord (1910) 167, 189
    Â Â Â preparations for war 524–7, 531, 536, 547–8
    Â Â Â press 163, 203, 229, 230, 232, 234, 235–6, 363
    Â Â Â railways 331, 335, 336–7
    Â Â Â Reinsurance Treaty with Russia (1887) 121, 125–6, 127, 129, 130, 143, 181, 197
    Â Â Â Three Emperors’ Leagues (1873/1881) 79, 83, 125, 126, 128
    Â Â Â trade treaties with Russia 128, 144, 272
    Â Â Â Triple Alliance (1882) 92–3, 121–3, 125–6, 129–30, 157, 249–50
    Â Â Â unification 124, 197
    Â Â Â  Weltpolitik 150–52, 593 n 95
    German army:
    Â Â Â expenditure 129, 144, 216, 217, 218, 238, 330, 330–32
    Â Â Â military service 292
    Â Â Â mobilization 504, 525–7, 531–3, 536, 547–51
    Â Â Â size 129, 144, 216, 330–32, 420
    German navy:
    Â Â Â expansion 147–50, 152, 220–22, 318–19, 323, 329, 330
    Â Â Â mobilization 521
    German South-east Africa 145
    Giers, Nikolai 127, 129, 130
    Giesl, Baron Wladimir 114, 431–2, 457–9, 464, 467
    Giolitti, Giovanni 229, 245, 246
    Goltz, Colmar von der (‘Goltz Pasha’) 339
    Goluchowski, Count Agenor 112
    Goremykin, Ivan 346, 347, 474–5, 557
    Goschen, Sir Edward 161, 165, 320, 497
    Gostivar 113
    Grabež, Trifko 49–56, 372, 384, 385–6
    Graz 425
    Great Britain:
    Â Â Â Anglo-Congolese Treaty (1894) 145
    Â Â Â Anglo-Japanese Alliance (1902) 138–9, 545
    Â Â Â Anglo-Russian Convention (1907) 87, 111, 123, 139–40, 158, 167, 174, 187–8, 322–4, 325–6, 363, 536, 545–6
    Â Â Â declaration of war on Germany (4 August 1914) 544
    Â Â Â economy 164–5
    Â Â Â Entente Cordiale (1904) 123, 139, 140, 149, 153–4, 155, 157, 159, 174, 193–4, 204, 495, 505–6, 538–9, 545
    Â Â Â Heligoland-Zanzibar Treaty (1890) 129
    Â Â Â Irish Question 342, 488–90, 545
    Â Â Â Mediterranean Agreement (1887) 121–2, 126
    Â Â Â press 129, 199, 200, 203, 227, 231, 235–6, 322, 406, 492–3, 541
    Â Â Â  see also British army; British navy
    Greece:
    Â Â Â Balkan Wars (1912-13) 42, 113, 252, 253–6, 258, 263, 459
    Â Â Â Graeco-Turkish tensions 444, 485
    Â Â Â Italian seizure of Dodecanese 248–9, 252
    Â Â Â and Macedonia 25, 26
    Â Â Â monarchy 170
    Â Â Â Serbian Empire (14th century) 21
    Â Â Â Thirty Days’ War (1897) 294
    Grégr, Edward 72
    Greig, Charles 44–5
    Grey, Charles, 2nd Earl 200
    Grey, Sir Edward ( later 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon), British foreign secretary 140, 160, 193, 200–204, 298, 307, 359
    Â Â Â and Agadir crisis (1911) 209–210, 211–12, 536
    Â Â Â Ambassadors’ Conference (London 1912-13) 284, 321, 325, 357, 495
    Â Â Â and Anglo-Russian Convention 322–3, 536
    Â Â Â and Anglo-Russian naval talks (1914) 421, 444
    Â Â Â anti-German stance 160, 161, 165–6, 202, 203
    Â Â Â and assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand 410–411
    Â Â Â background and character 200–202, 222, 545
    Â Â Â and Crowe memorandum (1907)