Current History:
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共 400 题- CURRENT HISTORY
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PROGRESS OF THE WAR: Chronology to April 18 231
- WAR WORK OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS 258
- GREAT BRITAIN FACES A CRISIS By David Lloyd George 263
- RUSSIA AND THE ALLIES By Arthur J. Balfour 272
- PRESIDENT WILSON ON THE RUSSIAN TREATIES 275
- AMERICAN LIBERTY'S CRUCIAL HOUR By William E. Borah 278
- TAKING OVER THE DUTCH SHIPS 303
- PARIS BOMBARDED BY LONG-RANGE GUNS 310
- THE IRISH GUARDS By Rudyard Kipling 313
- AUSTRO-FRENCH "PEACE INITIATIVE" CONTROVERSY 328
- GERMAN CHURCHMAN'S DEFENSE OF POISON GAS 343
- GREAT BRITAIN'S WAR WORK IN 1917 344
- THE BATTLE OF CAMBRAI: Official Report By Field Marshal Haig 349
- THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS: 42 Cartoons 361
- ROTOGRAVURE ILLUSTRATIONS
- CURRENT HISTORY CHRONICLED
- AN EPOCH-MAKING MONTH
- EXECUTION OF BOLO PACHA
- THE NUMBERS IN THE WORLD'S GREATEST BATTLES
- EMPEROR CHARLES'S SEPARATE PEACE PLAN
- CHARLES.
- CHARLES.
- WHEN AUSTRIA RULED PRUSSIA
- A UNION OF THE JUGO-SLAVS
- CAN A NATION BE WIPED OUT?
- BRITISH MAN-POWER BILL.
- THE BATTLE OF PICARDY
- NUMBER OF MEN ENGAGED
- ENORMOUS GERMAN LOSSES
- FIRST DAYS' RESULTS
- ON THE LILLE FRONT
- SUMMARY OF THE FIGHTING
- THE STRUGGLE FOR ALBERT
- The British Reverses and Their Causes
- By a Military Observer
- FIFTH ARMY'S DISASTER
- FOCH MADE GENERALISSIMO
- PHASES OF THE BATTLE
- A HISTORIC ORDER
- The Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
- By JOHN OXENHAM
- FOOTNOTE:
- Four Epic Weeks of Carnage
- By Philip Gibbs
- ATTACK AT ST. QUENTIN
- BRITISH LINE BENDS
- CROSSING THE SOMME
- SLAUGHTER OF GERMANS
- FIGHTING AGAINST ODDS
- WEARIED BY ENDLESS BATTLE
- THE ATTACK AT ALBERT
- TRYING TO TAKE ARRAS
- FIGHT FOR ORANGE HILL
- ENEMY FAILS AT ARRAS
- Heroic Cavalry Charge
- Dashing Canadians
- British Airmen at Work
- North of the Somme
- A Valley of Death
- Battle of Armentières
- Formidable New Offensive
- Portuguese Are Hard Hit
- Bloody Valley of the Lys
- English in Death Struggle
- Horrors Amid Beauty
- Men Utterly Weary
- Fall of Neuve Eglise
- Capture of Bailleul
- Wonderful Panorama
- Drumfire Rocks Earth
- How General Carey Saved Amiens
- A Pivotal Episode in the Great Battle
- RAWLINSON.
- Battle Viewed From the French Front
- By G. H. Perris
- FIFTY GERMAN DIVISIONS
- BRITISH FRONT BROKEN
- ALLIED TEAMWORK
- VON HUTIER'S METHODS
- FAILED TO BREAK THROUGH
- FRENCH SOLDIERS CONFIDENT
- NEW METHOD OF ASSAULT
- THE GERMAN STRENGTH
- LINE ALMOST BROKEN
- BATTLE FOR MONTDIDIER
- BLOW AT JUNCTION POINT
- AGAINST ENORMOUS ODDS
- FIRST PHASE REVIEWED
- SECOND PHASE SUMMARIZED
- Caring for Thousands of Refugees
- TRAGIC SCENES
- WORK OF AMERICAN GIRLS
- FLEEING IN BEST CLOTHES
- Castor Oil for Airplanes
- Progress of the War
- UNITED STATES
- SUBMARINE BLOCKADE
- CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE
- CAMPAIGN IN ASIA MINOR
- ITALIAN CAMPAIGN
- AERIAL RECORD
- NAVAL RECORD
- RUSSIA, RUMANIA, AND POLAND
- MISCELLANEOUS
- Russia Under German Domination
- IN THE CAUCASUS
- INTERNAL SITUATION
- TALK OF NEW ARMY
- BESSARABIA AND RUMANIA
- RUSSIA AND THE ALLIES
- THE JAPANESE LANDING
- The Czar's Loyalty to the Allies
- An Autograph Letter
- Pershing's Army Under General Foch
- THE OFFER ACCEPTED
- THE FIGHTING ENGINEERS
- AMERICAN WAR CROSSES
- TOTAL CASUALTIES
- DEATHS
- Our War Machine in New Phases
- Month Ended April 18, 1918
- WAR DEPARTMENT'S GROWTH
- TWO BILLIONS FOR GUNS
- OUR GROWING ARMY
- Shortage in Aircraft Production
- Senate Committee's Report
- America's First Year of War
- An Anniversary Summary
- LABORS IN FRANCE
- RAISING THE NEW ARMIES
- TRAINING NEW OFFICERS
- PROVIDING THE GUNS
- BUILDING NEW PLANTS
- ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
- WORK OF THE NAVY
- NAVAL AUXILIARIES
- BUILDING NEW SHIPS
- FINANCING THE WAR
- TAXES AND PRICES
- FOOD PROBLEMS
- Five Million Soldiers' Garments Made by American Women
- War Department's Improved System
- Summary by Benedict Crowell
- The Surgeon General's Great Organization
- By Caswell A. Mayo
- War Work of the American Red Cross
- Summary of a Year's Activities
- MILLIONS FOR FRENCH RELIEF
- CIVILIAN RELIEF WORK
- FOR WOUNDED AND PRISONERS
- IMPORTANT WORK IN ITALY
- BELGIAN RELIEF WORK
- AIDING BRITISH WOUNDED
- IN THE UNITED STATES
- OTHER ACTIVITIES
- An Example of U-Boat Brutality
- Great Britain Faces a Crisis
- THE BATTLE OF PICARDY
- GERMANS SLIGHTLY WEAKER
- Concentrated on the British
- General Wilson's Forecast
- Advantage of United Command
- Weather Favored Germans
- Closed Up Gap in Armies
- Praises General Carey's Feat
- Teutons Fail in Main Objects
- America's Dramatic Assistance
- Proposal of Earl of Reading
- Foch Made Generalissimo
- Asks Support for Foch
- BRITISH FORCES IN ASIA
- Germans Sent to Help Turks
- Great Losses in France
- Reasons for German Effort
- Navy and Shipping First
- The German Age Limit
- New Call on the Miners
- Combing Out Civil Service Under 25
- Military Age Raised to 50
- CONSCRIPTION IN IRELAND
- Irish Members Raise Uproar
- Mr. Lloyd George began: "I don't want to cause trouble--"
- Russia and the Allies
- By Arthur J. Balfour
- RESULTS OF THE REVOLUTION
- JAPAN AND SIBERIA
- DIVIDE AND GOVERN
- A GLOOMY HOROSCOPE
- THE LOYALTY OF JAPAN
- President on the Russian Treaties
- OUR VERDICT DELIBERATE
- GERMANY'S REAL RULERS
- DEMOCRATIC IDEALS FLOUTED
- AMERICA ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
- American Liberty's Crucial Hour
- By William E. Borah
- Defending the World's Right to Democracy
- By James Hamilton Lewis
- Messenger Dogs in the German Army
- How They Are Trained
- Full Record of Sinkings by U-Boats
- Statement by Sir Eric Geddes
- TO THE SHIPBUILDING TASK
- THE MONTHLY DEFICIENCY
- SUMMARY OF PROGRESS
- Admiralty Summary of Shipping Losses
- Record of Three Years
- 1. Losses by enemy action and marine risk.
- 2. Mercantile shipbuilding output.
- 3. Enemy vessels captured and brought into service.
- POSITION AT THE END OF 1917
- RECORD OF THREE YEARS
- ENEMY TONNAGE CAPTURED
- The Month's Submarine Record
- Total previous 4 weeks 53 16 9
- Typical U-Boat Methods
- From British Admiralty Records
- The Story of an Indomitable Captain
- Told by Joseph Conrad
- The Naval Defense of Venice
- HARD TASKS OF MARINES
- BATTERIES ON THE LAGOONS
- ENEMY BRIDGES DESTROYED
- WORK OF LAND BATTERIES
- NAVAL AVIATION
- THE SUBMARINE CHASERS
- FIGHTING LARGER CRAFT
- THE NAVAL BATTALIONS
- Venice Under the Grim Shadow
- The City's Wartime Aspects
- EVACUATING THE CITY
- LIKE A DEAD CITY
- THE WORST AIR RAID
- BRAVE WOMEN'S LAUGHTER
- Taking Over the Dutch Ships
- Air Raids on Paris and London
- A Historical Summary
- THE ENEMY MACHINES
- BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH
- RAIDS ON LONDON
- BRITISH REPRISALS
- The Tale of Zeppelin Disasters
- L-32--Brought down in London in 1916, (Sept. 23-24.)
- Paris Bombarded by Long-Range Guns
- The Disaster on Good Friday
- PROTEST FROM THE POPE
- AMBASSADOR SHARP'S REPORT
- CHARACTER OF THE GUN
- The Irish Guards
- By RUDYARD KIPLING
- The Guilt of Germany
- THE BRITISH PROGRAM
- DANGEROUS BALKAN POLICY
- THE GUILT ESTABLISHED
- England and Russia for Peace
- Germany Forced the War
- Questions of Guilt
- THE BAGDAD RAILWAY
- GERMANY'S NAVAL THREAT
- LICHNOWSKY EXPLAINS
- VICE CHANCELLOR'S REPLY
- VON PAYER'S DENIALS
- VON STUMM'S STATEMENT
- The Former Foreign Minister's Reply
- ENGLAND EXONERATED
- A FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- Decrease of Birth Rate in Hungary
- Count Czernin on Peace Terms
- SAYS FRANCE ASKED TERMS
- ROBBING RUMANIA
- BURDENS OF THE FUTURE
- MAKING RUMANIA PAY
- THE DESIRE FOR PEACE
- Great Britain's Reply to Count Czernin
- Austro-French "Peace Initiative" Controversy
- Clemenceau Flatly Contradicts Czernin
- CONFIRMED BY PAINLEVE
- AUSTRIA'S OFFICIAL STATEMENT
- GENERAL SMUTS'S TESTIMONY
- VIENNA'S SECOND STATEMENT
- Parleys Resumed in January
- Admits Other Peace Manoeuvres
- RETORT BY CLEMENCEAU
- German Designs on Madeira
- I.--Battle of Jutland: First Phase
- II.--Battle of Jutland: Main Engagement
- A Review of the Battle of Jutland
- By Thomas G. Frothingham
- DISPOSITION OF BRITISH FLEET
- BEGINNING OF THE ACTION
- DESTROYERS TAKE PART
- HOOD'S FLAGSHIP SUNK
- JELLICOE'S NIGHT MANOEUVRE
- DEPARTURE OF GERMAN FLEET
- WEIGHT OF METAL HURLED
- British Analysis of the Jutland Battle
- FOOTNOTES:
- A Leading German Churchman Defends Poison Gas
- Great Britain's War Work in 1917
- War Cabinet Reorganization
- The Man-Power Problem
- Munitions
- Fighting the Submarine
- The Shipping Problem
- Control of Food Consumption
- Beer and Other Articles
- Naval and Military Results
- Non-European Theatres
- Social and Economic Changes
- Regulating Prices
- The Industrial Problem
- 1917 in Retrospect
- THE BATTLE OF CAMBRAI
- Plan of Attack
- The Enemy's Defenses
- The Attack Begun
- Capture of Marcoing
- Brilliant Cavalry Work
- The Advance Continued
- Position on Nov. 21
- The Decision to Go On
- Struggle for Bourlon Ridge
- Bourlon Village Captured
- The German Attack
- The Battle Reopened
- Stubborn British Resistance
- The Northern Attack
- Enormous German Losses
- At Gonnelieu and Masnières
- 12. On Dec. 1 fighting continued fiercely on the whole front.
- Withdrawal From Bourlon
- Results of the Battle
- General Review
- Risks Voluntarily Accepted
- Millions of Horses Used by the Armies
- THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS
- LICHNOWSKY'S MEMORANDUM
- THE MOROCCO QUESTION
- WORTHLESS AGREEMENTS
- GREY'S DESIRES
- BALKAN QUESTIONS
- TURKEY, RUSSIA, ITALY
- BALKAN QUARRELS
- BACKED WRONG HORSES
- GREY ALWAYS CONCILIATORY
- AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA
- PRE-WAR DIPLOMACY
- AUSTRIA'S PRESTIGE INJURED
- ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS
- THE AFRICAN AGREEMENT
- ENGLAND'S GENEROUS ATTITUDE
- THE CONGO STATE
- WILHELMSTRASSE INTRIGUES
- WRECKING THE TREATY
- BAGDAD RAILWAY TREATY
- GERMAN NAVAL DEVELOPMENT
- UNDERSTANDING POSSIBLE.
- NO TRADE JEALOUSY
- AMIABLY RECEIVED
- INFLUENCE OF THE CROWN
- POLITICS AND SOCIETY
- SIR EDWARD GREY'S SOCIALISM
- SIMPLE MODE OF LIFE
- ASQUITH AND HIS FAMILY
- NICOLSON AND TYRRELL
- CABALS AGAINST LICHNOWSKY
- THE ARCHDUKE'S DEATH
- AUSTRIA'S WAR PLOT
- JAGOW'S MISTAKEN BLUFF
- GERMANY FORCES WAR
- INTOLERABLE CONDITIONS
- GREY STILL SOUGHT PEACE
- PEACE HOPES DESTROYED
- A BITTER RETROSPECT
- ARRIVAL AT BERLIN
- GERMANY'S WAR SPIRIT
- JEOPARDIZING THE FUTURE
- RUINOUS RESULTS
- Krupp Director Confirms Prince Lichnowsky's Indictment
- TALK WITH HELFFERICH
- KAISER FOR WAR
- GERMAN DUPLICITY
- GERMAN GOVERNMENT BLAMED
- A REMARKABLE LETTER
- Reichstag Debate on Lichnowsky
- LICHNOWSKY RESIGNS RANK
- PAYER'S DEFENSE
- LICHNOWSKY'S "OPTIMISM"
- Comments of German Publicists
- REVENTLOW FURIOUS
- GERMANIA WAXED SARCASTIC
- PAN-GERMANS CAUSTIC
- Comment of an English Editor
- Dr. Liebknecht's Indictment of Germany
- Why the German Strike Failed
- Last Fight of the Mary Rose
- A British Naval Episode
- Transcriber's Notes