# The New Europe/Volume 4

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The New Europe
A Weekly Review of Foreign Politics
Vol. IV. 19 July—11 October 1917
LONDON CONSTABLE AND COMPANY LTD. 1917
Collaborators
BELGIUM
Émile Cammaerts. Jules Destrée, député au Parlement Belge.
BOHEMIA
Thomas G. Masaryk, late Professor at Prague University.
BRITAIN
Oscar Browning, King’s College, Cambridge. Ronald M. Burrows, D.Litt., Principal of King’s College, London. G. G. Coulton. Sir Arthur Evans, D.Litt., P.S.A. Sir J. G. Frazer, Trinity College, Cambridge. J. L. Garvin. Frederic Harrison Professor F. J. C. Hearnshaw, King’s College, London. H. M. Hyndman. Hugh A. Law, M.P. H. J. Mackinder, M.P. J. A. R. Marriott, M.P. Professor Ramsay Muir, University of Manchester. Professor W. Alison Phillips, Trinity College, Dublin. Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart., P.C. G. W. Prothero, Litt.D. J. M. Robertson, P.C., M.P. J. Holland Rose, Litt.D., Christ’s College, Cambridge. Michael E. Sadler, C.B., Vice-Chancellor of Leeds University. R. W. Seton-Watson, D.Litt., King’s College, London. H. Wickham Steed. A. F. Whyte, M.P. Professor H. Spenser Wilkinson, Oxford. Harold W. Williams, Ph.D. C. T. Hagberg Wright, LL.D. Sir Francis Younghusband, K.C.S.I., K.C.I.E.
FRANCE
Émile Boutroux, de l’Académie Française. André Chéradame. Ernest Denis, professeur à la Sorbonne, Paris. Louis Eisenmann, professeur à la Sorbonne, Paris. Auguste Gauvain. Paul Labbé. Henri Moysset. René Pinon. Pierre de Quirielle. Paul Sabatier. Charles Seignobos, professeur à la Sorbonne. André Tardieu, Député.
ITALY
Mario Borsa, Editor-in-Chief, Il Secolo, Milan. Giuseppe Bruccoleri, Avvocato, Rome. Marchese de Viti De Marco, deputato di Gallipoli, Rome. Professor Italo Giglioli, Pisa University. Edoardo Giretti, deputato di Bricherasio, Rome. Ermanno Albasini Scrosati, Avvocato, Milan. Professor Angelo Sraffa, Turin University.
JAPAN
Tokiwo Yokoi, late President of the Doshisha College, Japan.
ROUMANIA
Octavian Goga, of the Roumanian Academy. Take Ionescu, Roumanian Minister without Portfolio. Professor Nicholas Iorga, Bucarest University.
RUSSIA
Alexander Amfiteatrov. Professor Peter Struve, Petrograd. Professor Sir Paul Vinogradoff, Corpus Christi College, Oxford.
SERBIA
Professor Jovan Cvijić, Belgrade University.
All communications should be addressed to—
The Editor of “The New Europe,” c/o Constable & Co. Ltd., 10, Orange Street, Leicester Square, London, W.C.2.
CHIEF CONTENTS OF VOL. IV
| No. 40. | The Climax. |
| The Climax of the War. ||
| The Austrian Muddle. By Rubicon. ||
| “The Potsdam Figleaf”. By A. F. Whyte, M.P. ||
| Bulgaria’s “Watch on the Danube”. By Belisarius. ||
| “A School of Foreign Affairs”. By Oscar Browning. ||
| Mr. Venizelos on the Greco-Italian Question. ||
| An Apostle of Italy. ||
| “Le Pays” and Joseph Caillaux. ||
| No. 41. | Germany at the Cross-Roads. |
| Germany at the Cross-Roads. ||
| Half-Gods in Hungary. By Rubicon. ||
| The Balkan Conference. ||
| The Building of Greater Roumania: (I). By Alexander Severus. ||
| Germany and the Habsburg Problem. By Edvard Beneš. ||
| Is a Separate Peace with Bulgaria possible? By A Bulgarian. ||
| A Handbook for Diplomatists. By A. F. Whyte, M.P. ||
| No. 42. | Salve, Sonnino! |
| Our Italian Guest. ||
| Recent Montenegrin History. ||
| Lord Robert Cecil and the Case of Serbia. ||
| The Building of Greater Roumania: (II). By Alexander Severus. ||
| Portugal in the War. By A. G. Loraine. ||
| Germany and the Portuguese Colonies. ||
| Vorwarts and Dr. Michaelis ||
| No. 43. | German “Give and Take.” |
| The Chancellor’s “Give and Take” Peace. By Atticus. ||
| The Queen’s Hall Meeting. ||
| Democratic Forces in Italy. By J. C. Powell. ||
| Unconventional Envoys. By Boreas. ||
| The Crisis in Poland. By Varsoviensis. ||
| Mr. Balfour’s Speech. By H. J. Mackinder, M.P. ||
| Helsingfors and Petrograd. ||
| Dr. Dernburg on Reconstruction. ||
| Colonies and Submarines. ||
| “Mittelafrika”: a German Aim-War. ​ ||
| No. 44. | The Russian Coalition. |
| Mr. Kerenski’s New Ministry. By Rurik. ||
| The Ukraine Problem. By Rubicon. ||
| Mr. Lloyd George on Serbia. ||
| Slesvig: the Legacy of 1864. By J. C. Van der Veer. ||
| Europe and South America. By Lady Grogan. ||
| Count Tisza and Mr. Balfou. ||
| La Nouvelle Société Helvétique. ||
| No. 45. | The Papal Note. |
| The Voice of the Vatican. ||
| The “Evacuation” of Epirus. ||
| Austria: A Study in Confusion. By V. Nosek. ||
| Roumania’s War Anniversary. ||
| Mr. Balfour on “Secret Diplomacy”. By A. F. Whyte, M.P. ||
| The Ukraine Problem since the Revolution. By Rurik. ||
| Herr Bernstein as Witness for the Prosecution. ||
| “The Adriatic Problem” (from the Unità). ||
| Magyar Ideals. ||
| No. 46. | Stockholm? |
| Stockholm and La Victoire Intégrale. By A. F. Whyte, M.P. ||
| Spain and Russia: A Parallel. By S. de Madariaga. ||
| The New Risorgimento. ||
| The Bulgarians and Slavdom. By Milan Ćurčin. ||
| The Moscow Conference. By Rurik. ||
| “A School of Foreign Affairs”. ||
| II.I. The Present Equipment of London. ||
| II. A Founder of Schools of Diplomacy. ||
| A German-American on Germany. ||
| No. 47. | La Victoire Intégrale. |
| La Victoire Intégrale. By A. F. Whyte, M.P. ||
| The Reform of Diplomacy. By Diplomaticus. ||
| Kerenski and Kornilov. By Rurik. ||
| The Hospitallers and Constantinople. By Lt.-Col. A. C. Yate. ||
| An Armchair Jingo on German Aims. ||
| The Serbo-Roumanian Barrier. ||
| Jugoslav Sentiment in the Serbian Army. ||
| No. 48. | French View of Stockholm. |
| Stockholm: A French View. By Villehardouin. ||
| Quo Vadis, Germania?. By Boreas. ||
| Who is to represent Poland? By A Pole. ||
| The Moral of the Morel Case. ||
| The Pope’s Motives. ||
| Sweden and Neutrality. ||
| Austrian Intrigues in Switzerland. ||
| Cardinal Bégin and Conscription. ||
| “Dying Serbia”. ​ ||
| No. 49. | French Socialism. |
| M. Painlevé and the Socialists. By Villehardouin. ||
| Swedish Politics. By A Neutral. ||
| Russia’s Need for Unity. By Rurik. ||
| Enemy Portraits: (IV) Baron Kühlmann. ||
| Further Montenegrin Revelations. ||
| Zimmerwald and Kientha. ||
| French Catholics and the Papal Note. ||
| No. 50. | The Future of Zionism. |
| Jewry’s Stake in the War. By Josephus. ||
| Zionist Ideals. By Albert M. Hyamson. ||
| The Position of Armenia. By Arnold J. Toynbee. ||
| “The Reform of Diplomacy”. ||
| Greece and Bulgaria. By Belisarius. ||
| Russian Revelations: Lenin Exposed. ||
| Austro-German Intrigue in the Ukraine. ||
| Maximilian Harden on Alsace-Lorraine and Peace. ||
| No. 51. | The Economic Weapon. |
| The Economic Weapon. By Atticus. ||
| “The Freedom of the Seas”. By A. F. Whyte, M.P. ||
| Frano Supilo: A Southern Slav Patriot. By R. W. Seton-Watson. ||
| The Next German Peace Move. ||
| Herr Naumann on Poland. ||
| Policy of New Hungarian Premier. ||
| Count Tisza on Relations with Austria. ||
| No. 52. | A Belated Conversion. |
| Kühlmann and Czernin as Converts. ||
| The Pact of Björkö. By Murray L. R. Beaven. ||
| Thaddeus Kosciuszko. By August Zaleski. ||
| Is Britain at War with Austria?. By D. Drăghicescu. ||
| A Real Coalition in Russia. By Rurik. ||
| Serbia’s Place in History. ||
INDEX TO VOLUME IV
AUTHORS OF SIGNED ARTICLES
ARTICLES
[Black type indicates leading articles; Roman type middle articles; italics “Notes.”]
Errata in Vol. IV
p. 60, l. 42, for Bussen read Bunsen.
p. 99, l. 17, for then read than.
p. 217, l. 31, 32, Mr. Newton’s full designation should read: “secretary of the Board of Studies in History at London University and lecturer at King’s College.”
p. 291 (foot), see under “Errata,” p. 352.
p. 319, l. 31, for British capital, read British silence.
p. 345, l. 28, for Houševsky read Hruševsky.
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