Politik. 1914. (Germany's Foreign Policy.)
D.B.B. Deutschland bei Beginn des 20sten Jahrhunderts, von
einem Deutschen. 1900. (Germany at the Beginning of the
20th Century, by a German.)
D.B.P. Conrad Borchling: Das belgische Problem. 1914. (The
Belgian Problem.)
D.C. Otfried Nippold: Der deutsche Chauvinismus. 1913.
(German Chauvinism.)
D.D.D.K. Karl Engelbrecht: Der Deutsche und dieser Krieg.
1914-15. (The German and this War.)
D.D.E. Friedrich Meinecke: Die deutsche Erhebung von 1914.
1914. (The German Uprising of 1914.)
D.D.M. Wilhelm v. Blume: Der deutsche Militarismus. 1915.
(German Militarism.)
D.E.E. Karl L.A. Schmidt: Das Ende Englands. n.d. [1914].
(The End of England.)
D.E.S.E. Max Stirner: Der Einzige und sein Eigentum. (The
Individual and his Property.)
D.G. Ernst Hasse: Deutsche Grenzpolitik. 1906. (German
Frontier Policy.)
D.I.W. Deutschland in Waffen.... (Germany under Arms.) [With a
preface and article by the Crown Prince.]
D.K.K. Der Krieg und die christlich-deutsche Kultur. 1915.
(The War and Christian-German Kultur.)
D.K.U.S. Gottfried Traube: Der Krieg und die Seele. 1914. (The
War and the Soul.)
D.K.U.W. Martin Hennig: Der Krieg und Wir. 1914. (The War and
We.)
D.N.I.P. Wilhelm Wundt: Die Nationen und ihre Philosophie. 1915.
(The Nations and their Philosophy.)
D.R. Julius v. Hartmann: Militärische Notwendigkeit und
Humanität, in "Deutsche Rundschau," Vols. XIII. and
XIV. 1877-78. (Military Necessity and Humanity.)
D.R.S.Z. Deutsche Reden in schwerer Zeit. (German Speeches in
Difficult Days.) [A series of pamphlets by the
Professors of Berlin University and a few others.]
1914-15.
D.S. Paul de Lagarde: Deutsche Schriften. 4th ed. 1903.
(German Writings.)
D.S.E.S.D. Bernhard Lösche: Du stolzes England, schäme dich! 1914.
(Thou proud England, shame on thee!)
D.U.F. Friedrich Naumann: Deutschland und Frankreich. 1914.
(Germany and France.)
D.W.D. Oskar A.H. Schmitz: Das wirkliche Deutschland: die
Wiedergeburt durch den Krieg. 1915. (The real Germany:
the Regeneration through the War.)
D.W.E. Edmund v. Heyking: Das wirkliche England. 1914. (The
real England.)
D.Z. Houston Stewart Chamberlain: Die Zuversicht. 1915.
Dated 25th May. (Confidence.)
E.B. Das Englandbuch der Täglichen Rundschau. 1915. (The
England-book of the Tägliche Rundschau newspaper.)
E.M.S. Franz v. Liszt: Ein mitteleuropäischer Staatenverband.
1914. (A Middle-European League of States.)
E.P.D. Joseph Ludwig Reimer: Ein Pangermanisches Deutschland.
1905. (A Pan-German Germany.)
E.S.S.H. Ein Hamburger Kaufmann: Die englische Seeräuber und
sein Handelskrieg. 1914. (A Hamburg Merchant: The
English Pirates and their Trade-War.)
E.S.V. Kurd v. Strantz: Ein starkes Volk--Ein starkes Heer.
1914. (A Strong People--A Strong Army.) [Published
shortly before the war.]
E.U.W. Jakob Reisser: England und Wir, 1914. (England and We.)
E.W. Ernst Haeckel: Ewigkeit: Weltkriegsgedanken. 1915.
(Eternity: Thoughts on the World-War.)
G.D. Otto Richard Tannenberg; Gross-Deutschland. 1911.
(Great Germany.)
G.D.W. Chr. Ludw. Poehlmann: Das Gute des Weltkrieges. 1914.
(The Good of the World-War.)
G.M. Friedrich Nietzsche: A Genealogy of Morals.
G.N.W. Friedrich v. Bernhardi: Germany and the Next War. Ed.
1914. [First published, 1912.]
G.U.M. Grossdeutschland und Mitteleuropa um das Jahr 1950, von
einem Alldeutschen. 1895. (Great-Germany and
Middle-Europe in 1950. By a Pan-German.)
G.W.B. The German War-Book. Translation by J.M. Morgan, M.A.
1915.
G.Z.K. Hans v. Wolzogen: Gedanken zur Kriegszeit. 1915.
(Thoughts in War-Time.)
H.A.H. J.P. Bang: Hurrah and Halleluiah. 1916.
H.D.F. Alfred H. Fried: Handbuch der Friedensbewegung. 1911.
(Handbook of the Peace Movement.)
H.T.H. Friedrich Nietzsche: Human, All-Too Human.
H.U.H. Werner Sombart: Händler und Helden. 1915. (Hucksters
and Heroes.)
I.M. Internationale Monatschrift für Wissenschaft, Kunst und
Technik. (International Monthly for Science, Art and
Technology.)
J.W. Friedrich Nietzsche: The Joyous Wisdom.
K. Klaus Wagner: Krieg. 1906. (War.)
K.A. Houston Stewart Chamberlain: Kriegsaufsätze. 1914. (War
Essays.)
O.U.W. Albrecht Wirth: Orient und Weltpolitik. 1913. (The East
and World-Politics.)
P. Heinrich v. Treitschke: Politics. Ed. 1916. [First
published, 1899.]
P.G. Ernst v. Lasaulx: Philosophic der Geschichte. 1856.
(Philosophy of History.)
P.I. Houston Stewart Chamberlain: Politische Ideale. 1916.
(Political Ideals.)
P.K.U.K. Gustav E. Pazaurek: Patriotismus, Kunst und
Kunsthandwerk. 1914. (Patriotism, Art, and
Art-Handicraft.)
R. Ulrich v. Wilamowitz-Möllendorf: Reden. Four parts: Pt.
i., Zwei Reden. 1914. Pts. ii., iii., and iv., Reden
aus der Kriegszeit. 1915. (Two Speeches, and Speeches
in War-Time.)
R.D. Friedrich Lange: Reines Deutschtum, 5th Ed. 1904. (Pure
Germanism.)
S.I.U. Ludwik Gumplowicz: Socialphilosophie im Umriss. 1910.
(Social Philosophy in Outline.)
S.M. Süddeutsche Monatsheft. (South German Monthly.)
T.O.D. Albrecht Wirth: Türkei, Oesterreich, Deutschland. 1912.
(Turkey, Austria, Germany.)
U.A.P. Albrecht Wirth: Unsere äussere Politik. 1912. (Our
External Policy.)
V.G.D.K. Georg Misch: Vom Geist des Krieges und des deutschen
Volkes Barbarei. 1914. (Of the Spirit of the War, and
the Barbarism of the German People.)
V.K. K. v. Clausewitz: Vom Kriege. Ed. 1867. (On War.)
[First Published, 1832.]
V.U.W. Albrecht Wirth: Volkstum und Weltmacht in der
Geschichte. 2nd Ed. 1904. (National Spirit and
World-Power in History.)
W.B. Jakob Burckhardt: Weltgeschichtliche Betrachtungen.
1905. (World-Historic Reflections.)
W.B.D.G. Rudolf Eucken: Die weltgeschichtliche Bedeutung des
deutschen Geistes. 1914. (The World-Historic
Significance of the German Spirit.)
W.D. Fritz Bley: Die Weltstellung des Deutschtums. 1897.
(The World-Position of Germanism.)
W.D.K. Paul Rohrbach: Warum es der deutsche Krieg ist! 1914.
(Why it is the German War!)
W.D.U.S. R. Jannasch: Weshalb die Deutschen im Auslande
unbeliebt sind. 1915. (Why the Germans are unloved in
Foreign Parts.)
W.I.K. Ernst Hasse: Weltpolitik, Imperialismus und
Kolonialpolitik. 1906. (World-Politics, Imperialism,
and Colonial Politics.)
W.I.K.W. Daniel Frymann: Wenn ich der Kaiser wäre. 5th Ed. 1914.
(If I were the Kaiser.)
W.K.B.M. Ein Deutscher: Was uns der Krieg bringen muss. n.d.
[?1914] (What the War must bring us.)
W.L.K.D. Otto Siemens: Wie lange kann der Krieg dauern? n.d.
[?1914] (How long can the War last?)
W.M.K.B. Rudolf Theuden: Was muss uns der Krieg bringen? 1914.
Dated August, 1914, but written before it was known
that either Belgium or England would be involved in the
War. (What must the War bring us?)
W.U.G. P. Heinsick: Der Weltkrieg, seine Ursachen und Gründe.
n.d. (The World-War, its Causes and Reasons.)
W.U.W. Karl A. Kuhn: Die wahren Ursachen des Weltkrieges.
1914. (The True Causes of the World-War.)
W.W.E. W. Dibelius: Was will England? 1914. (What does England
want?)
W.W.R. Paul Rohrbach: Was will Russland? 1914. (What does
Russia want?)
W.W.S.G. Adolf v. Harnack: Was wir schon gewonnen haben und was
wir noch gewinnen müssen. 1914. (What we have already
won, and what we have yet to win.)
W.W.S.M. Willy Helm: Warum wir siegen müssen. 1915. (Why we
must win.)
Z. Friedrich Nietzsche: Thus spake Zarathustra.
Z.C.E.E. Arnold Schröer: Zur Characterisierung der Engländer.
n.d. (English Characteristics.)
Z.D.V. Ernst Hasse: Die Zukunft des deutschen Volkstums.
1908. (The Future of the German National Spirit.)
INDEX OF AUTHORS
INDEX OF AUTHORS
"Alldeutscher, Ein", 2, 202.
"Amicus Patriæ", 220, 278.
Arndt, Ernst Moritz (1769-1860). Poet and patriot, 492.
Baumgarten, D., Pastor, 322, 360, 361.
Bernhardi, Friedrich A.J. v. (b. 1849). General of Cavalry, late Chief
of Department in Great General Staff--5, 10, 13, 174, 246, 251, 259,
261, 265, 267, 276, 279, 281-287, 289-291, 297, 300, 367, 371, 376,
377, 384, 386, 388.
Bley, Fritz (b. 1853). Journalist and author, 9, 12, 198.
Blume, Wilhelm v. (b. 1867). Dr. Jur. Professor of Roman Law,
Tübingen, 225, 235a, 401a, 491.
Borchling, Conrad A.J. Carl (b. 1872). Dr. Phil. Professor, Hamburg
Colonial Institute, 496.
Brandl, Alois (b. 1855). Dr. Phil, LL.D., Geh. Regierungsrat.
Professor of English Philology, Berlin, 183.
Burckhardt, Jakob (1818-1897). Professor in Basel. Authority on
Renaissance Art, 241, 249, 295, 365.
Chamberlain, Houston Stewart (b. 1855). Son of Admiral Chamberlain.
"Left England, 1870." "Attacked by severe nervous trouble, 1884."
Married Richard Wagner's daughter, 21a, 50, 52c, 57, 60, 102, 108,
117, 120, 126, 145, 165, 172, 180, 180a, 184, 185, 187, 188-191,
229, 232, 235, 305, 323, 358, 408, 422, 436, 441, 451, 467, 469,
471, 473, 475, 477, 480, 484.
Clausewitz, Carl v. (1780-1831). Prussian General, and author of "Vom
Kriege," "an exposition of the philosophy of war which is absolutely
unrivalled", 326.
Deissmann, Gustav Adolf (b. 1866). Dr. Theol. Professor of New
Testament Exegesis, Berlin. Hon. degrees, Aberdeen, St. Andrews,
Manchester, 107, 121, 159, 391.
Delitzsch, Friedrich (b. 1850). Dr. Phil. Professor, Berlin.
Assyriologist, 26, 422a.
"Deutscher, Ein" (Was uns der Krieg bringen muss), 77, 378, 380, 381,
383.
"Deutscher, Ein" (Deutschland bei Beginn des 20sten Jahrhunderts),
193, 201, 223, 280, 303, 344, 345, 350.
Dibelius, Wilhelm (b. 1876). Dr. Phil. Professor of English Language
and Kultur, Hamburg, 501.
Engelbrecht, Kurt, 23, 36, 51, 94, 94a, 116, 141, 318, 439, 490.
Erdmann, Pastor, 155, 426.
Eucken, Rudolf (b. 1846). Dr. Phil., Litt., LLD., Geheimrat.
Professor, Jena. An eminent philosopher, 81, 83, 83, 138, 140.
Falck, G., 414.
Flamm, Oswald A.H. (b. 1861). Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor, Royal
Technical High School, Berlin, 404.
Fontane, Theodor (1819-1898). Highly esteemed poet and novelist, 394.
Francke, H., Pastor, 29, 99, 115, 148, 153.
Fried, Alfred H., 293.
Frymann, Daniel, 278a.
Fuchs, W., Dr., 274.
"Germanus", 168, 398, 410, 416, 435, 449, 450, 459, 493.
"German War Book", 334, 336, 338, 339, 349, 351, 354.
Gierke, Otto v. (b. 1841). Dr. Jur., Phil., Geh. Justizrat. Professor,
Berlin. Jurist. Hon. degree, Harvard, 76, 79, 80, 89, 92, 403.
Gottberg, Otto v. Editor of _Weekly Paper for the Youth of Germany_,
247, 252, 296.
Gruber, Max v. (b. 1853). Dr. Med., Obermedizinalrat, Hofrat.
Professor of Hygiene and Bacteriology, Munich, 65, 227a, 231.
Gumplowicz, Ludwik (b. 1838). Austrian professor, jurist and
economist, 264.
Haeckel, Ernst (b. 1843). Dr. Phil., Med., Jur. Professor of Zoology,
Jena. The German apostle of Darwinism and champion of "monism", 54a,
237, 407, 409, 412, 422b, 423a, 429, 452, 462.
Harden, Maximilian (b. 1861). Jewish journalist. Editor of _Zukunft_.
Real name, Witkowski, 209, 221, 242.
"Hamburger Kaufmann, Ein", 400.
Harnack, Adolf (b. 1851). Dr. Theol, Phil., Med. Jur. Professor,
Berlin. The great ecclesiastical historian, 31, 75, 163, 415, 500.
Hartmann, Eduard v. (1842-1906). "The Philosopher of the Unconscious",
369.
Hartmann, Julius v. (1817-1878). Prussian General of Cavalry, 254,
330, 341, 342, 347, 348.
Hasse, Ernst, Professor, 194, 200, 206, 206a, 212, 248, 258, 268, 299,
389.
Heckel, Karl, 182.
Heinsick, P., 179.
Helm, Willy, 25, 27, 166, 169, 487.
Hennig, Martin Chr. (b. 1864). Pastor. Director of Rauhes Haus, near
Hamburg, a famous home-mission centre and charitable institution,
53, 56, 97, 111, 113, 123, 312, 316, 397, 461, 470, 494, 497.
Heyking, Edmund, Freiherr v. (b. 1850). Ex-Consul in New York,
Valparaiso, Calcutta, etc., Minister in Morocco, Peking, Mexico,
Belgrade, 100.
Hort, J., 40.
Huber, E., Dr., 153.
Jannasch, Robert, Dr. Professor, 20, 226.
Kahl, Wilhelm (b. 1849). Dr. Jur., Theol., Med. Professor, Berlin,
52a, 55.
Kaiser Wilhelm II., 121, 136.
Keim, August Alexander (b. 1845). Major-General, 11, 271, 275, 277,
298.
Keutgen, Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard (b. 1861). Dr. Phil. Professor of
History, Hamburg. Formerly lived in Manchester, 456.
König, K., Pastor, 21b.
Kronprinz Wilhelm, 240, 294.
Kuhn, Karl A. Dozent in Military History, Charlottenburg, 46, 82, 84,
86, 87, 93, 230, 308, 311, 314, 315, 320, 382.
Lagarde, Paul Anton de (1827-1891). Biblical scholar and orientalist.
Real name, Bötticher, 199, 211.
Lahusen, D. (b. 1851). Pastor. Ober-Konsistorialrat.
General-Superintendent, Berlin, 423.
Lange, Friedrich (b. 1852). Dr. Phil. Journalist and educational
reformer, founder of various political associations, 3, 7, 14, 69,
71, 204, 207, 213, 213a, 219, 253, 302.
Lasaulx, Ernst v. (1805-1861). Archæologist and historian, 243, 250.
Lasson, Adolf (b. 1832). Dr. Theol., Phil., Jur., Geh. Regierungsrat.
Professor, Berlin. Real name said to be Lazarusson, 37, 39, 44, 49,
54, 66, 85, 164.
Lehmann, W., Pastor, 19, 21, 32, 43, 95, 101, 105, 106, 112, 122, 135,
137, 142.
Leonhard, Rudolf (b. 1851). Dr. Jur. Professor of Law, Breslau, 402.
Liebert, Eduard W.H. (b. 1850). Lieutenant-General, 208.
Lienhardt, F., 125.
Liszt, Franz v. (b. 1851). Dr. Jur., Geh. Justizrat. Professor,
Berlin. Very eminent jurist, 78, 309.
Litzmann, Berthold (b. 1857). Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor of Modern
German Literature, Bonn, 396.
Lösche, Bernhard, Pastor, Leipzig, 411, 411a, 440.
Meinecke, Friedrich (b. 1862). Dr. Phil., Geh. Hofrat. Professor of
History, Freiburg-in-Breisgau, 16, 64, 87a, 134, 390, 486.
Misch, Georg, 58, 63, 417.
Moltke, Graf Hellmuth v. (1800-1891), 244.
Münch, F.X., Pastor, 149.
Naumann, Friedrich (b. 1860). D.D., ex-Pastor, Member of Reichstag.
Noted writer on politics. Author of "Mitteleuropa", 103, 488.
Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm (1844-1900). The philosopher of the "Will
to Power" and of Immoralism. Went mad 1888, 256, 262, 269, 270, 273,
288, 292, 327, 329, 331, 333, 335, 337, 340, 343, 346, 352, 356.
Nippold, Otfried (b. 1864). Dr. Jur. Professor, 11, 192, 192a, 195,
208, 217, 218, 240a, 247, 252, 260, 263, 266, 271, 274, 275, 277,
298, 301, 304.
Oncken, Hermann (b. 1869). Professor of Modern History, Heidelberg,
499.
Pazaurek, Gustav E. (b. 1865). Dr. Phil. Professor, Stuttgart, 38, 73,
234.
Poehlmann, Christof Ludwig (b. 1867). Educationist, 92a, 186, 233.
Philippi, Felix (b. 1851). Well-known dramatist and critic, 96, 226a.
Pohl, Heinrich (b. 1871). Dr. Phil. Journalist, 215.
Preuss, Dr. Licentiate of Theology, 119, 150, 152, 162, 457.
Reimer, Joseph Ludwig (b. 1879). Author, 68, 70, 192b, 197, 197a, 203,
216, 224, 353, 387.
Reventlow, Ernst, Graf zu (b. 1869). Author of numerous works on
military, naval and political affairs. Understood to represent views
of Grand-Admiral v. Tirpitz, 373, 375.
Rieger, Franz. Feldmarschalleutnant, 161.
Riemasch, Otto, 398a.
Riesser, Jacob (b. 1853). Dr., Geh. Justizrat. Hon. Professor, Berlin.
Authority on Commercial Law, 454.
Roethe, Gustav (b. 1859). Dr. Phil, Geh. Regierungsrat. Professor,
Berlin. Philologist, 42, 52b, 59, 139a, 239a, 424, 431, 445.
Rohrbach, Paul (b. 1869), Dr. Phil. Late Imperial Commissioner for
Colonization of S.W. Africa. Noted authority on Colonial subjects,
238, 485, 489.
Rump, J., Pastor, 17, 35, 41, 52, 109, 114, 124, 127, 129, 133, 154,
158, 160, 171, 228, 444.
Schleiermacher, Friedrich D.E. (1768-1834). Eminent theologian and
philosopher., 397.
Schmid, H. Alfred (b. 1863). Dr. Phil. Professor of Art History,
Göttingen, 28.
Schmidt, Dr., of Gibichenfels, 260, 263.
Schmidt, Karl L.A., 167, 324, 401, 408a, 479.
Schmitz, Oskar A.H. (b. 1873). Author, 24, 34, 48, 62, 74, 181, 306,
313, 325, 399, 406, 420, 427, 442, 448, 468, 472, 482.
Schröer, M.M. Arnold (b. 1857). Dr. Phil. Professor of English
Language and Literature, Commercial High School, Cologne, 170, 437,
438, 455, 458, 460, 463, 465, 474, 476, 483.
Schulze-Gaevernitz, Gerhart v. (b. 1864). Geh. Hofrat. Prussian
Minister of State. Well-known economist, 393.
Schuster, Hermann. Oberlehrer, Hanover, 466.
Seeberg, Reinhold (b. 1859). Dr. Theol., Jur., Phil., Geheimrat.
Professor of Theology, Berlin, 464.
Siemens, Otto, 236, 433, 434, 443.
Sombart, Werner (b. 1863). Professor of Economics, Commercial High
School, Berlin. Author of more than 100 works, some translated into
English, 18, 22, 30, 33, 61, 67, 118, 128, 132, 142, 239, 305a, 317,
319, 405, 425, 432, 481.
Stipberger, Court Preacher (?Bavarian), 151.
Stirner, Max (1806-1856). The philosopher of "Egoism." Real name,
Kaspar Schmidt, 385.
Strantz, Kurd Ludwig Immanuel v., Freier und Edler Herr zu Tüllstedt,
etc. (b. 1863). Ex-diplomatist. Author of "Do you want Alsace and
Lorraine? We will take Lorraine and more!", 175, 176, 379.
Tannenberg, Otto Richard, 2a.
Theuden, Rudolf, 91, 225a, 495.
Tolzien, Pastor, 130, 146, 147, 419, 428, 446.
Traub, Gottfried (b. 1869). Pastor, 131, 157, 357, 359.
Treitschke, Heinrich v. (1834-1896). Politician-historian and
panegyrist of the House of Hohenzollern. Stone deaf from childhood,
1, 6, 8, 15, 206b, 210, 214, 223a, 245, 245a, 255, 272, 328, 332,
355, 362, 364, 366, 368, 370, 372, 374, 392.
Troeltsch, Ernst D. (b. 1865). Dr. Phil, Jur. Professor of Systematic
Theology, Heidelberg, 90.
Vietinghoff-Scheel, Hermann E.L.O., Freiherr v. (b. 1856). General of
Cavalry, 195.
Vorwerk, Karl Wilhelm Dietrich (b. 1870). Pastor, and author of books
on religion and child-psychology, 98, 156, 425a.
Wagner, Klaus, 70a, 196, 200a, 248a, 249a, 257, 292a.
Wagner, Reinhold. Lieutenant-Colonel, 413.
Wilamowitz-Möllendorf, Ulrich v. (b. 1848). Dr. Phil., Jur. Professor,
Berlin. A classical scholar of the highest distinction, 54b, 72,
173, 173a, 227, 307, 418, 421, 453, 498.
Wildenbruch, Ernst v. (1845-1909). Poet, and writer of patriotic
dramas, 4.
Wirth, Albrecht (b. 1866). Dr. Political writer and lecturer, 177,
205, 222, 363.
Wolzogen, Hans Paul, Freiherr v. (b. 1848). Well-known writer,
especially on music. Leading Wagnerian, 45, 47, 104, 110, 139, 144,
310, 321.
Wrochem, Alfred K.E. v. (b. 1857). Major-General, 192a, 217, 304.
Wundt, Wilhelm M. (b. 1832). Dr. Phil., Med., Jur., Geheimrat.
Celebrated philosopher and physiological psychologist, 430, 447,
478.
Zimmermann, A. Dr., 178.
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