Articles from CURRENT HISTORY, a journal published by The New York Times
1915
JANUARY 1915
___, "Chronology of the War" p.793-816
FEBRUARY 1915
___, "Chronolgy of the War" p.1012-1023
MARCH 1915
___, "Caldron of the Balkans: How Turkey Went To War: Ottoman Authorities" p.1025-1035
___, "Little Montenegro Speaks" p.1043
Tsar Ferdinand I "Bulgraria’s Attitude" p.1044-1049
(The Athenae) "Greece’s Watchful Waiting" p.1050-1053
Polyzoides, A.T. " The War In The Balkans" p.1068-1072
APRIL 1915
___, "Bombardment of the Dardanelles" p.170
___, "Chronology of the War" p.196-204
MAY 1915
__, "Battle of the Dardanelles" p.219-222
__, "Chronology of the War" p.396-407
JUNE 1915
___, " The Dardanelles: Allies’ Second Campaign With Fleets and Land Forces" p.504-506
___, " The Landing At Gallipoli" p.506-516
JULY 1915
___, " The Dardanelles’ Campaign: Progress of the Allies in June Slow and Difficult" p.716-720
___, "Balkan Neutrality – As Seen By The Balkans (Press Opinion)" p.754-757
___, "Chronology of the War" p.796-815
AUGUST 1915
___, "Gallipoli’s Shambles: Allied Operations" p.913-920
___, "Rumania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece: Comment About Continued Neutrality from the Balkan and Russian Capitals" p.925-928
Pogodin, A. "Austria and the Balkans" p.977
___, "Chronology of the War" p.1014-1020
SEPTEMBER 1915
___, "A Crisis in the Balkans" p.1082
Polyzoides, A.T. " Will the Attempt Succeed?" p.1082-1085
___, "Activity At The Dardanelles" p.1115-1117
___, "Stone Coffins Unearthed" (Hellenic Antiquities on Kallipoli) p.1117
Ast, G. " The Fight for Constantinople: A German View" p.1128-1129
OCTOBER 1915
___, "Resume of Military Operations In Europe" (Dardanelles) p.27
Ashmead Bartlett, E. "How the British Lost Sari Bair" p.47-50
___, " Three Million Soldier Britons" (Gallipoli) p.55-56
___, " With The Turks On The Plains Of Troy: From A German Officer’s Letter" p.76-77
Nouridjian, E. " Turkey’s Present Rulers" p.117-118
Reventlow, Count E. " The Neutrals In This War" p.169-172
___, "Chronology of the War" p.203-204
NOVEMBER 1915
___, "World Affairs of The Month: British Cabinet’s Dissensions" (Dardanelles) p.205
___, "World Affairs of The Month: From Hamburg to Baghdad" p.206
___, "World Affairs of The Month: War In The Garden Of Eden" p.206-207
___, "World Affairs of The Month: Turkish Revolution Unlikely p.207
___, "World Affairs of The Month: The Massacres in Armenia" p.208
___, "World Affairs of The Month: A Caldron of Mingled Bloods" (Macedonia) p.209
___, "World Affairs of The Month: Greece’s Violated Neutrality." P.210
___, " The Third Balkan War: Germany’s New Quadruple Alliance. How Bulgaria Defeated The Quadruple Entente’s Attempt To Reconstruct The Balkan League" p.213-231
___, " Two Millions of Lives: War’s Cost in Human Beings" p.253-254
___, " Turkey and Her Partners: Skillful Diplomacy in Constantinople and Berlin" p.314-315
___, " The Balkan Bag" (Russian views) p.320
Crammond, E. " The Opponent’s Losses and Gains" p.320-321
___, "Chronology of the War" p.408
DECEMBER 1915
___, "World Affairs of the Month: The Berlin-Bagdad Prospect" p.410
___, "World Affairs of the Month: Greece’s ‘Very Benevolent Neutrality’ " p.411
___, "Exterminating The Armenians" p.423
Masaryk, Dr. T.G. "Problem of Small Nations In The Crisis of Europe" p.425-432
Reventlow, Count E. "Limits of Sea Power" p.436-438
Persius, Captain L. "Elimination of the English Fleet" p.439-
___, "Britain’s Conduct of the War" p.444-449
___, "The Defeat of Serbia: Teutonic Forcing of the Route to Constantinople" p.455-456
___, "Attitude of the Greek Government" p.461-463
Menshekoff, A. "Russia’s Fourth Enemy – Bulgaria" p.517-518
Israel, Professor J. " The Sultan of Turkey" p.571-572
(Norddeutsche Allgemaine Zeitung) "Kultur in Constantinople" p.572
___, "Chronology of the War" p.611-612
1916
JANUARY 1916
___, "World Affairs of the Month: British Defeat In Mesopotamia" p.616
___, "World Affairs of the Month: Suez Threatened?" p.616
___, "Interpretations of World Events: King Constantine and the Entente Powers" p.621-622
___, "Interpretations of World Events: Kaiser Wilhelm’s Balkan Adventure" p.622-623
___, "Interpretations of World Events: Ferdinand and Bulgaria" p.626
Williams, A. "History’s Greatest Massacre: The Armenian Woe" p.719-721
O’Connor, T.P. "History’s Greatest Massacre: A Policy of Murder" p.722-723
Cecil, Lord R. "History’s Greatest Massacre: A Premeditated Crime" p.723-724
___, " Turkish Speech From the Throne" p.740
Thucydides "Pericles to the Athenians" p.756
Stubben, Dr.J. "Liberation of the Lesser Nations" p.757-758
FEBRUARY 1916
___, "World Affairs of the Month: King Constantine’s Plight" p.819-820
___, "World Affairs of the Month: Greek Neutrality" p.820
___, "Interpretations of World Events: The Growth of French Influence" p.825
___, "Interpretations of World Events: The French in the Balkans" p.825-826
___, "Military Operations in Europe: Other Fronts" p.868
Gardiner, J.B.W. "Events at all the Battle Fronts" p.869-872
___, " The Tragedy of Gallipoli: General Ian Hamilton’s Story of the Dardanelles" p.873-875
___, " Tactics of the Dardanelles Fighting" p.876
___, "Significance of Events in Mesopotamia" p.877
___, "Cost of the War to Europe" p.922-925
(London Daily Telegraph Correspondent) "Winter In Gallipoli" p.955-956
Moseley, S.A. "Pictures From Gallipoli" p.956-957
___, "Progress of the War" p.1019-1020
MARCH 1916
___, "The Sultan’s Parliamentary Address" p.1087
___, "Greece Solicitous for Her Safety" p.1122-1123
___, "After The Balkan Campaign: King Constantine’s Protest" p.1123-1125
___, "Human documents of the War Fronts: The Trail of Death in Armenia" p.1130-1132
___, "Human documents of the War Fronts: The Escape From Suvla and Anzac" p.1134-1135
Delitzsch, F. "The Moslem World and Germany" p.1156-1157
APRIL 1916
___, "World Events of the Month: Military Events" p.2
___, "World Events of the Month: Europe’s Burden of Debt" p.4
___, Interpretations of World Events: The Situation at Constantinople" p.8
___, " The World War: Where All the Armies Are Fighting" (map) p.12
Wittgenstein, Lieutenant K. "Military Survey of the War" (Caucasus/Asia Minor) p.44
Gardiner, J.B.W. " The Month’s Military Developments" pages 45-48
Reventlow, Count E. " The Purpose of the Kaiser" pages 59-61
Kitchener, Lord General "Review of Military Events" pages 99-101
Hashagen, Professor I. "Magazinists of the World: Political Lessons of the War" p.119-120
(A Russian Marine) "Human Documents of the War: Raiding on the Black Sea" p.136-138
MAY 1916
___, "World Events of The Month: The Fall Of Trebizond" p.207-208
___, "World Events of The Month: Per Capita Cost Of The War" p.208-209
___, "Interpretations of World Events: From Trebizond to Baghdad" p.213-214
___, "World Events of The Month: The Air Raids on Constantinople" p.216
___, "War Events From Two Viewpoints" (Caucasus/Mesopotamia) p.255-256
Gardiner, J.B.W. " The Month’s Military Developments" (Caucasus/Mesopotamia) p.257-259
___, "Human Documents of the War Fronts: A Russian Fight for Trebizond" p.364-365
___, "Progress of the War" p.397-398
JUNE 1916
___, "World Events of The Month: Actually A World War" p.403
___, "Interpretations of World Events: English and Russians in Mesopotamia" p.404-405
___, "Interpretations of World Events: Cutting the Baghdad Railroad" p.405-406
___, "Interpretations of World Events: Russia and the Golden Horn" p.407-408
___, "Interpretations of World Events: General Yudenitch, the Hero of Erzerum" p.408
Gardiner, J.B.W. "The Month’s Developments: Asia Minor-Caucasus-Mesopotamia" p.438-443
Milyukoff, Professor "What Russia Is Fighting For" p.488-489
Simais, E. "With the Russians in Persia" p.546-550
___, "British Disaster at Kut-el-Amara: General Townshend’s Surrender" p.551-553
Nixon, General Sir J. "The Battle That Won Kut-el-Amara" p.553-555
Monro, General Sir C.C. "How The British Left Gallipoli" p.556-559
___, "Why Italy Went Into The War" p.562-565
___, "Progress of the War" p.589-590
JULY 1916
___, "Interpretations of World Events: The Sorrows of King Constantine" p.599
___, "Interpretations of World Events: Russia’s Naval Force in the Black Sea" p.599-600
Bornhak, Dr. C. " The Theory of Nationalities" p.677-682
Belloc, H. "Prussian Scorn of Nationalities" p.682-684
Shumski, Colonel K. "The Trend of Events in Asia Minor" p.714-715
AUGUST 1916
___, "Tales of ‘The Trade’: II. Under the Sea of Marmora" p.820-825
___, "Tales of ‘The Trade’: III. The Unkultured Deeds of E-14" p.825-827
___, "Greece Submits to the Allies" p.837-838
___, "Progress of the War" p.973-974
SEPTEMBER 1916
___, "World Events of the Month: The Allies More Confident" p.979
___, "Interpretations of World Events: General Kuropatkin Goes to Turkestan" p.980-981
___, "Interpretations of World Events: Greek Elections and Saloniki" p.983-984
___, "Interpretations of World Events: The Issue at Stake in Greece" p.985
MacDonald, J.B. "The Russian Campaign In Turkey" p.1083-1088
___, "Fifty Billions, Cost of Two Years’ War" p.1141-1143
___, "Progress of the War" p.1165-1166
OCTOBER 1916
___, "The War: Military Phases: New Aspects of the Conflict" p.1
___, "The Forces of the Hellenic Armies" p.3
___, "Balkan Developments" p.37-40
von Mellenthin, H.H. "The Situation on Three Fronts" p.41
France, A. "The Invader: A Parable" p.51-53
Polyzoides, A.T. "Greece-The Neutral With No Friends" p.80-84
ibn Ali, El Husein "The Moslem Revolt in Arabia" p.85-86
___, "Progress of the War" p.191-192
NOVEMBER 1916
___, " The War: Military Phases: The Political Status of Crete" p.201-202
von Mellenthin, H. "War Seen From Two Angles: The Central Powers Standing Fast" p.214-21
Johnston, C. "An Eventful Month in the Balkans" p.231-234
(The Editor) " The Dangerous Plight of Greece" p.234-236
Venizelos, E. "Address of the Greek People Admonishing Their King" p.236-237
___, "Lord Bryce’s Report on Turkish Atrocities in Armenia" p.320-334
Graetner, Dr. E. "Protest of German Teachers Against Massacres of Armenians" p.335-336
Rockwell, W.W. " The Total of Armenian and Syrian Dead" p.337-338
___, " 2,658,283 Prisoners Held by the Central Powers" p.344
___, "Progress of the War" p.383-384
DECEMBER 1916
___, " The War: Military Phases" p.385-389
von Mellenthin, H. "War Seen From Two Angles: The Conflict Enters A New Phase" p.395-399
Gardiner, J.B.W. The Month’s Military Developments" p.400-403
Johnston, C. " The Profit Side of the War" (The Central Empires) p.422
___, "Human Losses in the First Two Years of the War" p.450-453
MacDonald, J.B. " The Invasion of Turkey" p.536-543
___, "Turkish Foreign Minister’s Defense of Armenian Massacres (Halil Bey) p.544-545
Lake, General Sir P. "Siege and Surrender of Kut-el-Amara" p.545-549
___, "Progress of the War" p.575-576
1917
JANUARY 1917
___, "World Events of the Month: The Crisis in Greece" p.580-581
___, "World Events of the Month: Russia at Constantinople" p.581-582
___, "World Events of the Month: The Taurus Tunnel on the Baghdad Railroad" p.582
___, "Germany’s Peace Proposal: A Historic Address by the Chancellor, With Text of Notes Transmitted Through Neutral Powers" p.585-588
___, " Text of Peace Notes of the Central Powers" p.588-590
___, "Official Comments of France, Russia and Italy on Germany’s Proposal" p.590-592
___, "Lloyd George’s Historic Speech Regarding Peace" p.592-600
Gardiner, J.B.W. " The Month’s Military Developments" p.609-612
__, "War Finances in Europe: Some Aspects of the Present and Future Situation" p.624-632
___, "Greece and the Entente Ultimatum: A Month of Swift Events" p.632-634
Johnston, C. "Belgium and Greece" p.635-637
Smith, Lieutenant R.E. "Hardships of Campaigning Near Kut-el-Amara" p.727
MARCH 1917
von Mellenthin, H.H. "Military Operations of the Month: Tigris Front" p.1008
___, "Progress of the War: Asia Minor" p.1014
___, "Current History Chronicled: Greece, Italy and Saloniki" p.1019
___, "Current History Chronicled: Rumours of the Grand Duke’s Return" p.1019-1020
___, "Current History Chronicled: Renewed Fighting in Mesopotamia" p.1021
Aravantinos, P. "Current History Chronicled: A Card From The Venizelos Delegate To The United States" p.1022
MacDonald, J.B. "British Campaigns in Turkey" p.1078-1085
Bryant, Lieutenant S.F. "The Turkish Soldier" p.1086-1089
___, "Will Russia Make A Separate Peace?" p.1097-1100
APRIL 1917
Gardiner, J.B.W. "War Seen From Two Angles: Germans and Turks in Retreat" p.27-3
von Mellenthin, H.H. "Politico-Military Events of the Month" p.30-33
___, "Progress of the War" p.34-36
___, "Current History Chronicled: The Gallipoli Report" p.40
___, "The British Advance on Bagdad and Jerusalem" p.43-46
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Sufferings of Neutral Greece" p.148-153
___, "King Constantine’s Statement of the Wrongs of Greece" p.153-154
___, "Blame for the Dardanelles Failure: The Report of the Special Commission Headed by Lord Cromer" p.167-170
MAY 1917
___, "Historic Joint Session of Congress" (Senator Williams’ speech) p.210-211
___, "Progress of the War: Balkan Campaign" p.244
___, "Progress of the War: Asia Minor" p.245
___, "Allied Successes in France" (Turkish Armies in Retreat) p.248-249
___, "Russia’s First Month of Freedom" (Not to Claim Constantinople) p.294-295
___, "Reply to the Dardanelles Report" p.303-304
___, "Arab Revolt Against Turkish Rule: Proclamation of the Ulema of Mecca Denouncing the ‘Janissaries’ at Constantinople" p.306-308
JUNE 1917
___, "Progress of the War: Balkan Campaign" p.432
___, "Progress of the War: Asia Minor" p.433
___, "Current History Chronicled: Turkey Breaks Relations" p.437
Dayton, Major E.W. "Military Operations of the War" p.499-506
___, "Final Official Reports on Gallipoli: Vice Admirals de Robeck and Wemyss Tell of the Navy’s Part in the Withdrawal of Troops" p.508-511
JULY 1917
___, "Why We Went To War: President Wilson’s Flag Day Address Explains the Grievance of the United States Against Germany" p.1-5
___, "Current History Chronicled: Constantine and His Dynasty" p.18-19
___, "Progress of the War: Naval Record" p.29
___, "Progress of the War: Greece" p.32
___, "War Aims of Allies Restated: Lord Cecil on Russia’s Peace Program" (Armenia) p.46-47
___, "Downfall of King Constantine" p.83-85
Frothingham, T.G. "The Threat of ‘Mittel-Europa’ " p.97-99
Macdonald, J.B. "The War in Western Asia" p.156-163
Massey, W.T. "The British in the Promised Land" p.163-165
___, "The War’s Effects on Turkish Railways" p.166-167
___, "Cruelties to Jews Deported From Jaffa: U.S. Consul Garrels’ Report" p.167-168
___, "Wartime Suffering in Turkey" p.169-170
AUGUST 1917
___, "Progress of the War: Campaign in Asia Minor" p.235
___, "Progress of the War: Aerial Record" p.235
___, "Progress of the War: Naval Record" p.235
___, "Progress of the War: Russia" p.235-236
___, "Progress of the War: Greece" p.236
___, "War Aims and Peace Terms Restated: Official Utterances of Premier Lloyd George, Baron Sonnino and Other Ministers" p.261-263
___, "Greece Joins the Allies: How Constantine Departed" p.281-284
___, "Military Operations of the War: The British in Mesopotamia" p.300-303
___, "Wartime Life in European Capitals: Constantinople-June 1917" p.327-328
Candler, E. " The Armenian Tragedy" p.332-334
SEPTEMBER 1917
___, "Progress of the War: Campaign in Asia Minor" p.417-418
___, "Progress of the War: Miscellaneous" p.418
___, "Estimates of War Casualties" p.428-429
___, "Paris Conference on Balkan Affairs" p.438
__, "Italy’s Position Defined by Baron Sonnino" p.476-478
Scheltema, Dr.J.F. " The Arabs and the Turks In The War" p.531-533
OCTOBER 1917
___, "United States War Preparations: Work of the American Red Cross" p.26
___, "Disclosures of King Constantine’s Relations With Germany" p.152-154
Marin, L. "The Austro-Germans and Islam: French Official Report" p.157-159
Khairallah, K.T. " Turkey’s Heavy Hand in Syria" p.160-161
NOVEMBER 1917
Littlefield, W. "Military Events of the Month: Syria/Asia Minor/Caucasus" p.205-207
___, "Progress of the War: Campaign in Asia Minor; Balkan Campaign" p.221
___, "How Greece Prolonged the War: Acts of Pro-German Cabinets" p.256-258
___, "How Turkey Joined the Germans" p.334-335
Sturmer, Dr.H. "Germany and the Armenian Atrocities" p.336-339
___, "Armenians Killed With Axes by Turks: Harrowing Account by President of Anatolia College, Rev. George E. White" p.339-340
DECEMBER 1917
___, "Curr. History Chronicled: Campaign in Asia Minor; Balkan Campaign" p.415-418
___, "President Wilson’s Labor Address: Survey of the War Situation in a Noteworthy Speech Before the Federation of Labor" p.441-444
___, "Treachery of King Constantine and His Queen" (telegrams) p.457-458
Seton, Dr.W.W. "The Romance of the UC-12: Revelations of a Submarine’s Log" p.471-472
McLaughlin, M.L. "The Beginnings of the War: A Review of the Antecedent Causes and the Thirteen Critical Days" p.481-493
Hill, D.J. " The Kaiser’s Responsibility: A Former Ambassador’s Analysis of Official Documents Convicts the German Emperor of Forcing the War" p.496-505
___, "Russia’s Mobilization as a Cause of War: Testimony of General Yamushkevitch" p.505-507
Reinach, J. "French Historian’s Comment" p.507
___, " The Kaiser and King George: Documents That Refute the German Emperor’s Statement About British Neutrality" p.508-509 (telegrams)
___, "A Chapter of German Atrocities: Inhumanity on Land and Sea" p.513-516
Winn, R.S. "Australasia’s Record in the War" p.526-530
1919
JANUARY 1919
___, "Greek Protests Against Bulgar Brutality" p.88
___, "Turkish Cruelty to Prisoners: Kut-el-Amara" p.89-90
Owen, H.C. "Constantinople Occupied: Landing of the British" p.90-93
___, "Diary of the Chief Events of the War" p.137-139
FEBRUARY 1919
___, " The Peace Congress: Opening Session of the Greatest World Tribunal in History, With Text of the First Addresses" p.191-197
Littlefield, W. "War Casualties of All the Nations" p.239-248
MARCH 1919
___, "The Peace Congress: Claims of Other Nations" p.388-389
___, "Text of the Proposed Constitution of the League of Nations" p.401-404
___, "Making the New Map of Europe: Summary of Boundary Disputes" p.412-416
___, "The Lesser Belligerents: Turkey, Bulgaria, Rumania, Greece, Serbia" p.417-424
___, "Peace Issues in Neutral Countries" p.424-425
___, "Chronology of the Armistice Period: Serbia, Turkey" p.458
___, "Massacre of the Greeks in Turkey" p.550-552
APRIL 1919
___, "The Peace Conference Up to March 20, 1919: Armenia’s Claims" p.1-9
___, "Who’s Who in the Peace Conference" p.10-23
___, "Current History in Brief: Losses of the Turkish Army" p.30-31
___, "Activities of the Lesser Belligerents" p.36-43
___, "Feeding Hungry Europe: The Balkan States, Serbia, Montenegro, The Near East" p.50-55
___, "Boundary Disputes in Europe" p.55-63
___, "New Territorial Problems in Asia" (Armenia and the American Mandate) p.71
Bammate, H. " The Caucasus During The War" p.122-127
MAY 1919
___, "Among The Nations: Greece, Turkey" p.220-221
JUNE 1919
___, "Among The Nations: Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey" p.424-435
___, "Greeks in the Balkans and Asia Minor: A New Ethnological Map" p.503-505
___, "Final Battles in Mesopotamia: Occupation of Baku" p.549-552
JULY 1919
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans" p.66-70
Malletrre, General " The New Army of the East" p.
___, " The Dardanelles Bombardment: Official Reports of British Admirals Reveal Stirring Details of Naval Operations" p.158-161
AUGUST 1919
___, " The Turks and Bulgars At Paris" p.229-230
___, "Among The Nations: Bulgaria; Greece; Rumania; Turkey" p.242-248
SEPTEMBER 1919
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans" p.412-414
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey" p.419-420
Gordon-Smith, G. "Causes of the Balkan Disaster" p.517-524
___, " The Passing of the Turkish Dominion" p.530-533
OCTOBER 1919
___, "Handing Peace Terms To Bulgaria" p.40-41
___, "Current History in Brief: Greek Premier Crowned As Victor" p.46-47
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans; Bulgaria; Greece; Serbia" p.57-59
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey and Armenia" p.65
NOVEMBER 1919
___, "Activities of the Peace Conference" p.219-221
___, "Senate Debate On The Peace Treaty" p.224-227
Gordon-Smith, Gordon "Genesis of the Secret Treaty of London" p.248-257
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans; Bulgaria; Greece; Serbia" p.268-271
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey And The Near East" p.277-278
___, "How King Constantine Was Deposed: Parts Played By France and Britain" p.331-336
Pinou, R. " The Young Turks Policy in Asia" p.331-336
Lepsius, J. "Germany & the Armenian Massacres: Official Documents from Berlin" p.337-339
___, "Syria and the Anglo-French Pact" p.339-341
DECEMBER 1919
___, "Work of the Peace Conference" p.398-399
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans; Bulgaria; Rumania; Thrace" p.461-464
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey" p.490
Scheltema, Dr. J.F. " The Straits of Constantinople" p.517-522
1920
JANUARY 1920
___, "Struggling Toward Peace" p.8-9
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans" p.39-40
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey" p.48-49
Bliss, W.D.P. "Armenia’s Struggle For Independence" p.138-144
___, "Dwindling of the Turkish Empire" p.144-148
___, "New Republics in Europe" p.157
FEBRUARY 1920
___, "Peace With Germany: The Russian Question" p.199
___, "Among The Nations: The Balkans" p.259-261
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey" p.267
___, "The Problem of Turkey" p.270-275
Bliss, Dr. W.D.P. " The Republic of Georgia in the Caucasus" p.281-285
___, " The Bolshevist World Offensive" p.302-307
MARCH 1920
___, "Punishing War Criminals" p.379-380
___, "Basis of the Extradition Demand" p.380-384
___, "Current History in Brief: Gallipoli Graves Damaged" p.420-421
___, " The Balkans and Turkey" p.431-435
___, " Turkey’s Coercion By Germany"
___, "New Republics in the Caucasus" p.491-498
___, " The Partition of Turkey" p.499-505
APRIL 1920
___, "Among The Nations: States of the Balkan Peninsula, Turkey" p.45-65
Scheltema, Dr. J.F. "The Caucasus and the World War" p.99-102
___, "The Turks to Stay in Europe" p.103-108
___, "Dangerous Complications in Syria" p.108-112
Gautherot, G. "Syria and the Hedjaz: A French View" p.113-116
___, "Constantinople Under The Germans" p.117-121
___, "War Guilt of Count Berchtold" p.157-159
__, "Armenian Girls Branded" p.159
MAY 1920
___, "League of Nations in Operation" (Armenia) p.204-205
___, "States of the Balkan Peninsula" p.248-249
___, "Affairs in Asiatic Countries: Attitude of Moslem Parties on Turkish Peace Treaty" p.255-59
Di Bernezzo, Colonel "Italy’s Part in the World War" p.316-318
___, " The Tangled Turkish Question" p.323-330
___, "General Harbord’s Report On Armenia" p.330-333
___, "Life in Constantinople Today" p.334-336
Scheltema, Dr. J.F. " The Problem of Thrace" p.337-339
___, "Bulgaria’s New Frontiers" p.339-341
JUNE 1920
___, " The San Remo Conference: Solution of the Turkish Problem" p.379-384
___, "States of the Balkan Peninisula" p.441-444
___, "Dismemberment of the Turkish Empire" p.445-460
___, " The Caucasus Republic" p.460-463
___, "Current History In Brief: Piracy In The Black Sea" p.479-480
Moore, B.B. "Some Facts About Armenia" p.504-512
___, "Costs of the World War" p.516-517
___, "Russia’s Part In The Allied Victory: The Turkish Campaigns" p.524-525
Mattheeff, P.M. "Contributions From Readers: Fair Play For Bulgaria" p.550-
Andrews, A.I. "Contributions From Readers: Russia and the Caucasus" p.
Henderson, H.H. "Contributions From Readers: The Dangerous Situation in Asia Minor" p.
JULY 1920
___, " Text of the U.S. Republican Party Platform: Mandate for Armenia" p.562
Cassavetes, N.J. " Thrace and Greece" p.578-581
___, "States of the Balkan Peninsula: Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Jugoslavia, Rumania" p.620-624
___, " Turkey and Her Former Dominions: Turkey, Thrace, Palestine, Smyrna" p.625-631
___, "Complex Situation in the Caucasus: Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan" p.631-633
Moore, B.B. "Contributions From Readers: Azerbaijan and the Kurds" p.676
___, "No American Mandate For Armenia" p.710-713
___, " The Conspiracy Against Armenia" p.713-715
___, " The Turkish Peace Treaty" (Text of the Treaty of Sevres) p.716-726
AUGUST 1920
___, "High Court of International Justice" p.772-774
___, "Among The Nations: States of the Balkan Peninsula: Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Rumania, Jugoslavia" p.800-804
___, "Among The Nations: Turkey and Her Lost Dominions: Turkey, Palestine" p.804-809
___, " Text of the U.S. Democratic Party Platform: Armenia" p.836
___, " Turkish Jew Honored By England" p.851
Anastassoff, E. "From Readers: Predominance of Anti-Greek Sentiment in Thrace" p.873-874
1921
JANUARY 1921
Gregory, E.A. "King Constantine’s Guilt" p.650-651
Woodhouse, Henry "Anglo-French Discord in Turkey" p.653-659
___, "France’s Pact With Mustapha Kemal" (text) p.660-663
FEBRUARY 1921
Polyzoides, A.T. "Greece and Her Leaders" p.200-209
Henderson, H.A. "The Passing of Venizelos" p.210-212
Duggan, S.P. "Syria and its Tangled Problems" p.238-247
___, "The Case of Emir Feisal" p.249-255
___, "X. The Fate of the property of Germany’s Allies" p.272
__, "The Permanent Court of International Justice" p.301-306
___, "Constantine Again King of Greece" p.318-321
___, "Turkey and the Red Menace" p.321-324
___, "Syria and other mandates" p.324 326
___, "Red Rule in the Caucasus" p.338-341
MARCH 1921
Woodhouse, H. "American Oil Claims in Turkey" p.953-959
OCTOBER 1921
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Passing of Turkey" p.32-40
Montgomery, G.R. "Mangling Asia Minor" p.93-101
Flower Jnr., H.C. "England’s Hand In The Near East" p.101
Gregory, E.A. "A Greek Democrat Defends Constantine" p.127-128
Tountas, C.V. "A Defense of Venizelos" p.128-129
Kojouharoff, C.D. "What Macedonia Desires" p.129-130
___, "The Great Battle for Angora" p.143-145
___, "Harmony in the Balkans" p.161-163
NOVEMBER 1921
___, "India and the Moslem Awakening" p.1-8
Moskoffian, J.G. "French Policy in the Near East" p.45-
___, "Posthumous Memoirs of Talaat Pasha" p.287-295
Stephanove, C. " The Balkan Turmoil" p.306-308
___, "Mesopotamia’s Kemalist Menace" p.329-330
___, " The War In Anatolia" p.331-332
DECEMBER 1921
Stylianos, P. "The Greeks in Macedonia" p.496-497
Patisteas, M.J. "The Guilt of King Constantine" p.498
___, "Setback for Greece in the Near East" p.511
___, "France and Mustapha Kemal" p.511
1922
JANUARY 1922
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Greek Campaign of 1921" p.644-646
Kojouharoff, C.D. "Dangers in the Near East" p.647-649
___, "News of the Nations: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Rumania, Turkey" p.664-665 & 676-677
FEBRUARY 1922
Northcote, D.S. "Saving Forty Thousand Armenians" p.788-792
___, "France and the Armenians" p.822
Kojouharoff, C.D. "Macedonia and the Greeks" p.826
Deranian, S.B. "India’s Mohammedans and Turkey" p.827
___, "News of the Nations: Bulgaria, Caucasus Republics" p.863-864
___, "News of the Nations: Greece" p.868-869
___, "News of the Nations: Turkey" p.877
MARCH 1922
Gounaris, D.P. "What Greece Has Won From The Turk" p.911-914
Woodhouse, H. "American Oil Claims in Turkey" p.953-959
___, "News of the Nations: Bulgaria, Caucasus States" p.1048-1049
___, "News of the Nations: Greece" p.1055
___, "News of the Nations: Turkey" p.1065
APRIL 1922
Woodhouse, H. " The Anglo-French Conflict Over Turkey" p.57-72
Karageorgas, E. "Constantine Versus Venizelos" p.72
Zekeria, M. " The Turkish Government At Angora" p.73-75
Polyzoides, A.T. "The International Status of Greece" p.128-131
___, " Troubles Of The Greek Government" p.167
MAY 1922
___, " The Sevres Treaty Revised" p.211-215
Price, C. "Present Turkish Rule In Cilicia" p.216-220
Zia, M.S. "What The Turks Think of The Greeks" p.220a-22b
Woodhouse, H. " The Anglo-Indian-Turkish Crisis" p.264-278
Giorgos, L. "A Greek View of the Turkish Treaty" p.327-
___, "Greece and the War in Asia Minor" p.361-362
JUNE 1922
Polyzoides, A.T. "Facing A New Issue In The Near East" p.389-391
Tsamados, M. "Venizelos Vindicated" p.392-394
Price, C. " The Turkish ‘Capitulations’ " p.464-466
Pappas, P.C. "Letter: Greece versus Turkey" p.474
___, "Greco-Turkish Atrocities" p.475-478
Kouldus, J.W. " The Murder of Greece by Constantine" p.510-512
Nicholson, S. " The New Role of France in Europe" p.512-513
___, "Nations of Southeastern Europe: Jugoslavia, Greece, Bulgaria" p.532-533
___, "Defiant Attitude of Soviet Russia" p.536-537
___, "Obstacles to Greco-Turkish Peace" p.537-539
JULY 1922
Price, C. "Kemal Pasha – Creator of a New Turkey" p.584-594
Henderson, H.A. " ‘Aristides The Just’ of Smyrna" p.595-596
Nichols, R.S. " Talks With The King and Queen of Greece" p.597-602
___, "Shocking Situation in Turkey" (Dr.Ward) p.714-718
OCTOBER 1922
Montgomery, G.R. " The Massacres of Armenians in 1915" p.25-28
Mackenzie, A. "Crimes of Turkish Misrule" p.28-31
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Greek Collapse In Asia Minor" p.32-36
Tountas, V. "Greece’s Anachronistic King Constantine" p.69
Frangos, E.A. "Greek Democracy and King Constantine" p.91
Price, C. "Mustapha Kemal and the Americans" p.116-125
Harris, E. " Turkish Home Life" p.126-132
___, "Russia’s Internal Struggle: Turkestan" p.156-157
___, " The Turkish Triumph Over Greece" p.161-162
NOVEMBER 1922
___, " The New Turkish Crisis (Torching of Smyrna.) p.180-193
Myers, D. " The League of Nations: Third Assembly" p.194-201
Nazaroff, A. "Russia’s Treaty With Turkey" (including text) p.276-279
___, " Turkey’s ‘National Pact’ " (text) p.280-281
Harris, E. "How Mustapha Kemal Formed His Army" p.295-299
___, "Italy’s Historic Ceremony At Rhodes" p.299
Wheeler, E.P. "American Missionaries in Turkey" p.300-302
Montgomery, G.R. " Turkey and the Americans" p.303-306
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Passing of Constantine" p.312-316
Hamdi, A.F. " The Burning of Smyrna" p.317
Price, C. "Kemal Pasha" p.318-322
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Bulgaria, Greece" p.342-343
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Russia, Turkestan" p.347-349
Henderson, H.A. " Turkey’s Race Problem and Its Solution" p.355-356
DECEMBER 1922
Price, C. " The New Turkey" p.457-461
Polyzoides, A.T. " Turkey’s Anti-Entente Policy" p.496-498
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Rumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey" p.518-522
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Caucasus" p.525
1923
JANUARY 1923
___, " The Lausanne Conference" p.530-535
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Greek Political Executions" p.539-544
Hibben, P. "Betrayal of Greece by Lloyd George" p.545-551
___, "American School Work in the Near East" p.596-600
___, "Europe’s Silver Lining: Bulgaria and Turkey" p.662-663
Zekeria, M. " The New Turkish Caliph" p.669-671
Papadakis, S.S. " The Greek Treason Trials" p.672-673
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey" p.698-701
FEBRUARY 1923
___, " The Lausanne Conference" p.743-748
Pasha, I. " Turkey Denounces Five Centuries of Calumny" p.749-757
Chester, A.T. "Angora and the Turks" p.758-764
Price, C. "Foreign Policy of the New Turkey" p.765-768
___, " The Turco-Afghan Treaty" p.768-769
___, " Text of the Treaty of Kars" p.769-770
___, " The Turco-Ukrainian treaty" p.770
Maesnagian, A. "Soviet Armenia, the ‘Homeland’ of the Armenians" p.771-772
Papadakis, S.S. "How the Greek Political Leaders Faced Death" p.773-774
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Greece" p.870
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Turkey" p.886-887
MARCH 1923
___, " The Failure of the Lausanne Conference" p.929-930
Buell, R.L. "Oil Interests in the Fight for Mosul" p.931-938
Zekeria, M. "Solving Greco-Turkish Blood Feuds by Migration" p.939-942
Price, C. " The Greek Ecumenical Patriarchate in Turkey" p.943-946
Polyzoides, A.T. "Greece Under The Revolution" p.947-950
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Greece" p.1059-1060
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Turkey" p.1071
APRIL 1923
Price, C. "Britain’s White Elephant in Mesopotamia" p.40-43
Blacque, J. " The Passing of the Greeks in Turkey" p.43-45
Morel, E.D. "Rival Foreign Policies in Great Britain" p.55-63
Lane, W.D. " Why Greeks and Turks Oppose Being ‘Exchanged’ " p.86-90
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Greece" p.163
___, "Events of a Month Throughout The World: Turkey" p.176-177
MAY 1923
Tsamados, M. "Greek Defeat in Turkey An Allied Disaster" p.218-222
___, "Lord Curzon’s Review of World Politics" p.261-265
Bing, Dr. E.J. "Progress of Women in New Turkey" p.305-311
Raber, O. "New Light on the Destruction of Smyrna" p.312-318
Galib, Colonel R. " Smyrna During the Greek Occupation" p.318-319
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Greece" p.340-341
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Turkey" p.351-352
JUNE 1923
Mendelssohn, B.A. "Europe’s Diplomatic Past Brought To Light" p.383-390
Polyzoides, A.T. " The Passing of Greek Constantinople" p.391-392
Woodhouse, H. " The Chester Concession As An Aid To New Turkey" p.393-400
Lane, W.D. "Greece’s Drastic Agrarian Law and Capital Tax" p.446-451
Bing, Dr. E.J. " Turkish Women of Yesterday - And Today" p.461-465
___, " Text of the Chester Concession" p.485-489
___, "The Lausanne Conference Resumed" p.496-500
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Greece" p.516
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Turkey" p.531-532
JULY 1923
Toynbee, A.J. " The Truth About Near East Atrocities" p.544-551
Papadakis S.S. " The Church in Greece Under New Leadership" p.569-570
___, "Progress of the Lausanne Conference" p.680-681
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Greece" p.698-699
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Turkey" p.714
AUGUST 1923
Morel, E.D. "Great Britain’s Foreign Policy Today" p.738-747
Bing, Dr. E.J. " Turkey’s Undeveloped Treasures" p.810-816
___, "Near East Agreement Reached" p.856-857
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Greece" p.879-881
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Turkey" p.895-896
SEPTEMBER 1923
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Signing of the Treaty of Lausanne" p.1048-49
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: The Turco-American Treaty" p.1049-1051
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Azerbaijan" p.1057
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Greece" p.1066-1067
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Turkey" p.1078
OCTOBER 1923
Davis, W.S. " The Near East After Lausanne" p.72-78
Chester, A.T. "History’s Verdict On New Turkey’s Rise To Power" p.79-86
___, "Peace Terms With Turkey" (text) p.87-96
___, " Thracian Frontier Convention. Commercial Conventions." p.96
___, "Exchange of Greek and Turkish Populations" p.97-98
___, "Other Documents" p.98-99
___, " The Turco-American Treaty" (text) p.100-101
___, " The League of Nations in Session" p.149
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Greece, Jugoslavia" p.163-164
___, "Events of a Month Throughout the World: Turkestan, Turkey" p.175-176
NOVEMBER 1923
Myers, D.P. "Monthly Survey of World Events League of Nations" p.180-181
Zia Bey, Mufti Z.K. "Monthly Survey of World Events The Turk As A Business Man" p.253-56
Taylor, L.R. "Monthly Survey of World Events Italy" p.329-331
Ogg, F.A. "Monthly Survey of World Events Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.338-340
Lybyer, A.H. "Monthly Survey of World Events Turkey and the Near East" p.341-343
DECEMBER 1923
___, "Monthly History of World Events: Foreign Relations" p.359-360
Bing, E.J. "Rising Tides of Culture in Turkish Life" p.453-460
___, "Monthly History of World Events: Greece, Jugoslavia, Rumania" p.510-511
Lybyer, A.H. "Monthly History of World Events: Turkey and the Near East" p.512-513
1924
JANUARY 1924
Hinman Jnr., G.W. "Europe’s Debts to the United States" p.567-574
Ogg, F.A. "Monthly History of World Events: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.692-695
Lybyer, A.H. "Monthly History of World Events: Turkey and the Near East" p.99-701
FEBRUARY 1924
___, "Monthly History of World Events: Foreign Relations" p.715-716
Sarolea, C. "Bolshevism and the World Revolution" p.721-729
Lybyer, A.H. "America’s Missionary Record in Turkey" p.802-810
Ogg, F.A. "Monthly History of World Events: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.870-873
Lybyer, A.H. "Monthly History of World Events: Turkey and the Near East" p.877-878
___, "Armies and Navies of the World: Greece" p.884-886
MARCH 1924
___, "Monthly History of World Events: Foreign Relations" p.959-960
Rapp, W.J. "Republicanism in New Turkey" pages 1038-1039
___, "Mustapha Kemal as Arbiter of Turkey’s Fate (by) A Turkish Publicist" p.1040-1043
Hughes, C.E. "New Phases of American Diplomacy" p.1055-1064
___, "Monthly History of World Events: Greece" p.1090-1091
Lybyer, A.H. " Turkey and the Near East" p.1098-1099
APRIL 1924
___, "World History" p.1
Smertenko, J.J. " The Claim of ‘Nordic’ Race Superiority" p.15-23
Burr, C.S. "Moslem Aspirants for the Caliphate" p.35-41
Ogg, F.A. "World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans: Greece, Jugoslavia" p.142-145
Lybyer, A.H. " World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.152-155
Schornstheimer, G. "Armies and Navies of the World" p.161-162
___, "Deaths of Persons of Prominence: General Panayiotis Danglis" p.170
MAY 1924
Barnes, H.E. "Assessing the Blame for the World War" p.170-195
Hart, A.B. "A Dissent from the Conclusions of Professor Barnes" p.195-196
Arslan, Emir C. "Syrian Opposition to French Rule" p.239-247
Shahbender, A. " The Allied Betrayal of Syria" p.247-248
Rapp, W.J. " The New Greek Republic" p.254-262
Ogg, F.A. "World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.318-321
Lybyer, A.H. "World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.326
Schornstheimer, G. "Armies and Navies of the World" p.336-337
JUNE 1924
Rapp, W.J. " The Colonizing of Half a Million Greek Refugees" p.408-414
Chamberlain, W.H. "Asiatic States in the Soviet Union" p.415-422
___, "Assessing Blame for World War" p.460-462
Ogg, F.A. "World History: Eastern History and the Balkans" p.505-507
Lybyer, A.H. "World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.516-519
JULY 1924
___, "New (U.S.) Immigration Law Over Japan’s Protest" p.648-652
Ogg, F.A. "World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.684-689
Lybyer, A.H. "World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.695-697
AUGUST 1924
___, " The Democratic National Convention: The Near East" p.739
Russis, W.J. "Rise of the Republican Movement in Greece" p.801-804
Ogilvie, B.H. " The New Woman of Turkey" p.805-813
Ogg, F.A. "World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.864-865
OCTOBER 1924
Schreiner, G.A. "The Turkish Straits Under International Control" p.65-74
Davis, W.S. "A Month’s World History: (Ratification of Lausanne)" p.120-121
Ogg, F.A. "A Month’s World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.128-131
Lybyer, A.H. "A Month’s World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.141-143
NOVEMBER 1924
Sugareff, V. " The Macedonian Witches’ Cauldron" p.220-227
Schornstheimer, G. "Armies and Navies of the World" (Turkey) p.250-252
Ogg, F.A. "A Month’s World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.294-297
Lybyer, A.H. "A Month’s World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.302-303
DECEMBER 1924
Polyzoides, A.T. "Greece in the Agonies of Revolutionary Conflict" p.397-402
Jaquith, H.C. "America’s Aid to 1,000,000 Near East Refugees" p.403-407
Ogg, F.A. "A Month’s World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans: Bulgaria, Greece" p.461
Lybyer, A.H. "A Month’s World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.470-471
___, "A Month’s World History: International Conflicts Settled" p.482-484
1925
JANUARY 1925
Lewery, L.J. "Soviet Russia’s Expansion in Central Asia" p.534-537
Schoonmaker, N.M. "Women’s Progress in 1924" p.563-564
Ogg, Frederic A. "A Month’s World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.632-637
Lybyer, A.H. "A Month’s World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.644-645
FEBRUARY 1925
Jaquith, H.C. "Armenian Reds Curbed by American Philanthropy" p.715-720
(Gerarchia, Milan, Italy) "From Foreign Periodicals: Turkish Nationalism in Europe" p.750-751
Ogg, F.A. "A Month’s World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.788-793
Lybyer, A.H. "A Month’s World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.804-809
MARCH 1925
Stevens, E.C. " The Turkish Republic-1925" p.900-906
Ogg, F.A. "A Month’s World History: Eastern Europe and the Balkans" p.951-954
Darling, A.B. "Russia" (Caucasia) p.955-957
Lybyer, A.H. "A Month’s World History: Turkey and the Near East" p.962-963