Türk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi (2.01.0.2117)

Confidential British Foreign Office political correspondence [mikroform] : World War I.

Dil Kodu

İngilizce

Yer Numarası

M/0287-9

Yayın Bilgisi

London : Public Record Office, 1977.

Fiziksel Niteleme

1 mikrofilm makarası (1138 poz ; 455, 562 s.) : pozitif ; 35 mm.

Genel Not

Public Record Office (Kew, London) FO 371/2173'de kayıtlıdır.
Public Record Office (Kew, London) FO 371/2174'de kayıtlıdır.
Bu seri 107 makaradan oluşmaktadır.

Bibliyografi, vb. Notu

Mikrofilmin indeksi B.I/6610 yer numarasında kayıtlıdır.

İçindekiler Notu

Vol. 2173 : French fleet in the adriatic, 21 August 1914-3 November 1914, s. 1-6 ; Coaling in Bristol Channel, 21 August 1914, s. 7-8 ; British vice consul at Ostend, 21 August 1914, s. 9-11 ; Dutch R.M.S. ''Zealandia'', 22 August 1914, s. 12-13 ; German descent on Ostend, 22 August 1914-6 September 1914, s. 14-44 ; Interview between German Chancellor and Scandinavian journalist, 22 August 1914, s. 45-49 ; European War, 22 August 1914, s. 50-60 ; Vice-consuls in Norway, 22 August 1914, s. 61-66 ; Transport of Portuguese expeditions to Mozambique, 22 August 1914-27 August 1914, s. 67-70 ; Situation in Egypt&The War, 22 August 1914, s. 71-73 ; Greek navy, 22 August 1914, s. 74-77 ; Italian press publications, 22 August 1914, s. 78-79 ; Military attache, 23 August 1914-25 August 1914, s. 80-87 ; Offer of Dr. Christmas to build aeroplane, 23 August 1914-11 November 1914, s. 88-96 ; Strength of Portuguese Army on mobilisation, 23 August 1914, s. 97-100 ; Party of Germans arrested as spies, 23 August 1914, s. 101-103 ; Dutch naval measures, 23 August 1914, s. 104-105 ; The War, 23 August 1914-26 August 1914, s. 106-117 ; Turkish preparedness, 24 August 1914, s. 118-119 ; Russo-German War, 24 August 1914, s. 120-121 ; Loan for 1,200,000 pounds, 24 August 1914, s. 122-125 ; Defences of Havre, Cherbourg, Calais and Dunkirk, 24 August 1914-29 August 1914, s. 126-131 ; Condition of Odessa, in connection with wars with Austria and Germany, 24 August 1914-4 September 1914, s. 132-138 ; Preparations for War, 24 August 1914, s. 139-141 ; Street demonstrations, 24 August 1914, s. 142-144 ; Railway traffic in caucasus, 24 August 1914, s. 145-146 ; Situation in Turkish Arabia, 24 August 1914, s. 147-151 ; Request that arrangements may be made for officers, who will arrive at Cherbourg early on Aug. 25, to obtain motor cars, 24 August 1914, s. 152-156 ; Dutch illustrated paper ''Het Leven'', 25 August 1914-27 August 1914, s. 157-163 ; Military attache at Christiania, 25 August 1914-28 August 1914, s. 164-169 ; Germans in America, 25 August 1914, s. 170-172 ; Austro-Servian War, 25 August 1914, s. 173-175 ; Austro-Servian War, 25 August 1914, s. 176-179 ; Martial law proclaimed at Batoum, 25 August 1914, s. 180-181 ; Military matters at Batoum, 25 August 1914, s. 182-183 ; The War, 25 August 1914, s. 184-188 ; German military measures, 25 August 1914, s. 189-190 ; War : Russia, 25 August 1914, s. 191-192 ; Visit of Netherlands ministers at Berlin to The Hague, 25 August 1914, s. 193-194 ; Austrian gun-running at San Giovanni di Medua, 26 August 1914-25 September 1914, s. 195-206 ; Swedish...26 August 1914, s. 207-210 ; Refugees from Belgium, 26 August 1914, s. 211-213 ; Mr. Savery's experiences in leaving Munich, 26 August 1914, s. 214-239 ; Belgian and German officers imprisoned in the Netherlands, 27 August 1914-7 September 1914, s. 240-246 ; German War news, 27 August 1914, s. 247-250 ; Attitude of Turkey&Russia, 27 August 1914, s. 251-254 ; Great Britain and Germany, 28 August 1914, s. 255-256 ; Situation in Scandinavia, 28 August 1914, s. 257-260 ; Action taken in Ceylon, 28 August 1914, s. 261-268 ; Communication with Turkey, 28 August 1914, s. 269-270 ; Shells ordered from Flint&Co., New York, 28 August 1914- 30 August 1914, s. 271-274 ; Germany and the Netherlands, 29 August 1914, s. 275-276 ; Mussulmans and the War, 29 August 1914-8 September 1914, s. 277-284 ; Present distribution of Swiss Army, 29 August 1914, s. 285-288 ; Russian co-operation in France, 29 August 1914-30 August 1914, s. 289-303 ; Expeditionary forces from India, 30 August 1914-27 September 1914, s. 304-325 ; King of Roumania, 30 August 1914, s. 326-327 ; Messenger service between Paris, London&Antwerp, 30 August 1914-3 September 1914, s. 328-336 ; Possible German spies, 30 August 1914, s. 337-338 ; Territorial authority of armies in Belgium, 31 August 1914, s. 339-340 ; European War, 31 August 1914, s. 341-350 ; Guns for Italy, 31 August 1914, s. 351-352 ; Commercial treaties negotiations between Turkey and other countries, 31 August 1914, s. 353-357 ; Military movements, 1 September 1914, s. 358-364 ; Movement of ships with stores&orders, 1 September 1914, s. 365-366 ; Agreement between Allies respecting conclusions of peace, 2 September 1914-20 September 1914, s. 367-384 ; German armed steamboat ''Gerda'', 2 September 1914, s. 385-386 ; French battleship construction, 2 September 1914-24 September 1914, s. 387-399 ; German airship service, 2 September 1914-21 September 1914, s. 400-414 ; Zeppelin attack on Antwerp, 2 September 1914, s. 415-455.- - Vol. 2174 : English naval guns for Antwerp, 3 September 1914-2 October 1914, s. 1-74A ; Russian troops passing through Great Britain, 5 September 1914, s. 75-77 ; British air patrols in Northern France, 6 September 1914-28 October 1914, s. 78-115A ; Possible war with Turkey, 7 September 1914, s. 116-119 ; Naval situation in Black Sea, 7 September 1914-29 September 1914, s. 120-128 ; Provisions for naval force, 7 September 1914, s. 129-131 ; ''Des Deutschen Reiches Schicksalsstunde'', 8 September 1914, s. 132-134 ; Defence of the Mouth of the Scheldt, 8 September 1914-20 October 1914, s. 135-141 ; Naval intelligence, 8 September 1914-11 October 1914, s. 142-161 ; Austrian torpedo boats building at Monfalcone, 9 September 1914, s. 162-163 ; German warning to Americans in Paris, 9 September 1914, s. 164-165 ; British soldiers at Limoges, 9 September 1914, s. 166-168 ; Indian troops for France, 10 September 1914-7 October 1914, s. 169-191 ; Italy and The War, 10 September 1914, s. 192-193 ; Mediation by the United States 10 September 1914-5 December 1914, s. 194-213 ; Austrian preparations on Austro-Italian frontier and round Trieste, 11 September 1914, s. 214-215 ; Attitude of Italy and Roumania, 11 September 1914, s. 216-217 ; Dutch patrols in the North Sea, 13 September 1914-14 September 1914, s. 218-221 ; British wounded, 14 September 1914-15 September 1914, s. 222-226 ; British soldiers in France and Belgium, 14 September 1914-16 October 1914, s. 227-242 ; German possessions in the Pacific, 15 September 1914, s. 243-244 ; German overtures to Belgium, 15 September 1914, s. 245-249 ; German cruiser ''Hela'', 15 September 1914, s. 250-251 ; Operations of Allies in France, 16 September 1914, s. 252-253 ; Message for military attache, Prague, 16 September 1914, s. 254-255 ; Germany and Holland, 17 September 1914, s. 256-257 ; Officers proceeding to Paris, 20 September 1914, s. 258-260 ; German telegrams between Amsterdam&Cologne, 21 September 1914, s. 261-263 ; Russia and Austria : possible separate peace, 22 September 1914, s. 264-265 ; German plan of campaign, 22 September 1914, s. 266-267 ; Mr. outhwaite-To ask the secretary of state for foreign affairs, whether the government of Belgium participated in or was informed of the consultations which he authorized between the military experts of Great Britain and those of France prior to the war, 22 September 1914, s. 268 ; British aeroplanes for Paris, 22 September 1914, s. 269-270 ; Telegram for Vice Consul, La Rochelle, 23 September 1914, s. 271-273 ; German fortresses, 24 September 1914-2 October 1914, s. 274-278 ; German guns, 24 September 1914, s. 279-280 ; Sir John French's congratulations to naval air wing, 25 September 1914, s. 281-283 ; Accident to aeroplane, 26 September 1914, s. 284-288 ; German 42 and 60 c.m. guns., 26 September 1914, s. 289-293 ; Equivocal position of Holland, 28 September 1914- 13 November 1914, s. 294-305 ; Burial of cartridges by Germans, 29 September 1914, s. 306-307 ; Belgian treasure and archives, 30 September 1914, s. 308-311 ; Attack on Antwerp, 30 September 1914-15 October 1914, s. 312-562.

Reprodüksiyon Notu

Mikrofilm. Kew, London : Public Record Office, 1977. 1 mikrofilm makarası : pozitif ; 35 mm. 21 August 1914-15 October 1914.

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British Foreign Office

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French fleet in the adriatic, 21 August 1914-3 November 1914 ; Coaling in Bristol Channel, 21 August 1914 ; British vice consul at Ostend, 21 August 1914 ; Dutch R.M.S. ''Zealandia'', 22 August 1914 ; German descent on Ostend, 22 August 1914-6 September 1914 ; Interview between German Chancellor and Scandinavian journalist, 22 August 1914 ; European War, 22 August 1914 ; Vice-consuls in Norway, 22 August 1914 ; Transport of Portuguese expeditions to Mozambique, 22 August 1914-27 August 1914 ; Situation in Egypt&The War, 22 August 1914 ; Greek navy, 22 August 1914 ; Italian press publications, 22 August 1914 ; Military attache, 23 August 1914-25 August 1914 ; Offer of Dr. Christmas to build aeroplane, 23 August 1914-11 November 1914 ; Strength of Portuguese Army on mobilisation, 23 August 1914 ; Party of Germans arrested as spies, 23 August 1914, s. 101-103 ; Dutch naval measures, 23 August 1914 ; The War, 23 August 1914-26 August 1914 ; Turkish preparedness, 24 August 1914 ; Russo-German War, 24 August 1914 ; Loan for 1,200,000 pounds, 24 August 1914 ; Defences of Havre, Cherbourg, Calais and Dunkirk, 24 August 1914-29 August 1914 ; Condition of Odessa, in connection with wars with Austria and Germany, 24 August 1914-4 September 1914 ; Preparations for War, 24 August 1914 ; Street demonstrations, 24 August 1914 ; Railway traffic in caucasus, 24 August 1914 ; Situation in Turkish Arabia, 24 August 1914 ; Request that arrangements may be made for officers, who will arrive at Cherbourg early on Aug. 25, to obtain motor cars, 24 August 1914 ; Dutch illustrated paper ''Het Leven'', 25 August 1914-27 August 1914 ; Military attache at Christiania, 25 August 1914-28 August 1914 ; Germans in America, 25 August 1914 ; Austro-Servian War, 25 August 1914 ; Austro-Servian War, 25 August 1914 ; Martial law proclaimed at Batoum, 25 August 1914, ; Military matters at Batoum, 25 August 1914 ; The War, 25 August 1914 ; German military measures, 25 August 1914 ; War : Russia, 25 August 1914 ; Visit of Netherlands ministers at Berlin to The Hague, 25 August 1914 ; Austrian gun-running at San Giovanni di Medua, 26 August 1914-25 September 1914 ; Swedish...26 August 1914 ; Refugees from Belgium, 26 August 1914 ; Mr. Savery's experiences in leaving Munich, 26 August 1914 ; Belgian and German officers imprisoned in the Netherlands, 27 August 1914-7 September 1914 ; German War news, 27 August 1914 ; Attitude of Turkey&Russia, 27 August 1914 ; Great Britain and Germany, 28 August 1914 ; Situation in Scandinavia, 28 August 1914 ; Action taken in Ceylon, 28 August 1914 ; Communication with Turkey, 28 August 1914 ; Shells ordered from Flint&Co., New York, 28 August 1914- 30 August 1914, ; Germany and the Netherlands, 29 August 1914 ; Mussulmans and the War, 29 August 1914-8 September 1914 ; Present distribution of Swiss Army, 29 August 1914 ; Russian co-operation in France, 29 August 1914-30 August 1914 ; Expeditionary forces from India, 30 August 1914-27 September 1914 ; King of Roumania, 30 August 1914 ; Messenger service between Paris, London&Antwerp, 30 August 1914-3 September 1914 ; Possible German spies, 30 August 1914 ; Territorial authority of armies in Belgium, 31 August 1914 ; European War, 31 August 1914 ; Guns for Italy, 31 August 1914 ; Commercial treaties negotiations between Turkey and other countries, 31 August 1914 ; Military movements, 1 September 1914 ; Movement of ships with stores&orders, 1 September 1914 ; Agreement between Allies respecting conclusions of peace, 2 September 1914-20 September 1914, ; German armed steamboat ''Gerda'', 2 September 1914 ; French battleship construction, 2 September 1914-24 September 1914 ; German airship service, 2 September 1914-21 September 1914 ; Zeppelin attack on Antwerp, 2 September 1914 vol. 2173
English naval guns for Antwerp, 3 September 1914-2 October 1914 ; Russian troops passing through Great Britain, 5 September 1914 ; British air patrols in Northern France, 6 September 1914-28 October 1914 ; Possible war with Turkey, 7 September 1914 ; Naval situation in Black Sea, 7 September 1914-29 September 1914 ; Provisions for naval force, 7 September 1914 ; ''Des Deutschen Reiches Schicksalsstunde'', 8 September 1914 ; Defence of the Mouth of the Scheldt, 8 September 1914-20 October 1914 ; Naval intelligence, 8 September 1914-11 October 1914 ; Austrian torpedo boats building at Monfalcone, 9 September 1914 ; German warning to Americans in Paris, 9 September 1914 ; British soldiers at Limoges, 9 September 1914 ; Indian troops for France, 10 September 1914-7 October 1914 ; Italy and The War, 10 September 1914 ; Mediation by the United States 10 September 1914-5 December 1914 ; Austrian preparations on Austro-Italian frontier and round Trieste, 11 September 1914 ; Attitude of Italy and Roumania, 11 September 1914 ; Dutch patrols in the North Sea, 13 September 1914-14 September 1914 ; British wounded, 14 September 1914-15 September 1914 ; British soldiers in France and Belgium, 14 September 1914-16 October 1914 ; German possessions in the Pacific, 15 September 1914 ; German overtures to Belgium, 15 September 1914 ; German cruiser ''Hela'', 15 September 1914 ; Operations of Allies in France, 16 September 1914 ; Message for military attache, Prague, 16 September 1914 ; Germany and Holland, 17 September 1914 ; Officers proceeding to Paris, 20 September 1914 ; German telegrams between Amsterdam&Cologne, 21 September 1914 ; Russia and Austria : possible separate peace, 22 September 1914 ; German plan of campaign, 22 September 1914 ; Mr. Outhwaite-To ask the secretary of state for foreign affairs, whether the government of Belgium participated in or was informed of the consultations which he authorized between the military experts of Great Britain and those of France prior to the war, 22 September 1914 ; British aeroplanes for Paris, 22 September 1914 ; Telegram for Vice Consul, La Rochelle, 23 September 1914 ; German fortresses, 24 September 1914-2 October 1914 ; German guns, 24 September 1914, ; Sir John French's congratulations to naval air wing, 25 September 1914 ; Accident to aeroplane, 26 September 1914 ; German 42 and 60 c.m. guns., 26 September 1914 ; Equivocal position of Holland, 28 September 1914- 13 November 1914 ; Burial of cartridges by Germans, 29 September 1914 ; Belgian treasure and archives, 30 September 1914 ; Attack on Antwerp, 30 September 1914-15 October 1914 vol. 2174