# Secrets of Crewe House/Index

INDEX
A
Alsace-Lorraine, Propaganda policy, 180–1
Austria-Hungary—propaganda against, 20 et seqq.; Congress of the Oppressed Hapsburg Nationalities: resolutions, 25–7; propaganda policy: memorandum to Foreign Office, 28; policies outlined, 30–3; Inter-Allied Propaganda Commission organised at Italian G.H.Q., 37; publishes weekly journal, 38; effect of leaflet campaign, 40; work impaired by reactionary tendencies within Italian Government, 40, 205; weakness of declaration made at Versailles meeting of June 3, 1918, 41; effect of propaganda; desertions, 43–4; recommendations of Inter-Allied Policy Committee, 173–6
B
Baker, Lieut.-Col. B. Granville, 37, 48
Balfour, Mr. A. J., reply to Lord Northcliffe's memorandum on policy to be adopted against Austria, 33; against Bulgaria, 139
Beaverbrook, Lord, 17, 148
Bissolati, Signor, 25
Borgese, Professor, 38, 150; on inter-Allied co-operation, 165
Bulgaria, propaganda against; policy submitted to Foreign Office, 134-9; Mr. Balfour's reply, 139; Ludendorff on effect of, 142.
C
Cinematograph films, use for propaganda purposes, 197
Cockerill, Brig.-Gen. G. K., 52, 149
Comert, M., 150
Congress of the Oppressed Hapsburg Nationalities at Rome: resolutions, 25–6
Cunliffe-Owen, Sir H., in charge of propaganda against Turkey, 13, 150
D
Denbigh, Col. the Earl of, 10
Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries (Crewe House), Lord Northcliffe appointed Director, 8; personnel of advisory committee, 10; two main branches, 11; co-operation of other Government Departments, 15, 19; expenditure during "intensive" campaign (Sept.-Dec. 1918), 18; production work centralised at Crewe House, 91–2; good effect of, 93; inter-Allied Conference: list of delegates, 149; propaganda to cease during period of Armistice, 234
Austro-Hungarian Section, 11, 12
German Section, 12, 13.
Peace terms propaganda, 202 et seqq.; Lord Northcliffe's article published in The Times and circulated throughout the World, 218-230.
Work against Turkey, 13
Deutsche Tageszeitung, tribute to propaganda staff, 121
Diaz, General, on effect of propaganda work on Italian front, 45
Donald, Mr. Robert, 10
F
Franklin-Bouillon, M., 148
Fyfe, Mr. H., succeeds Mr. H. G. Wells as head of German Section, 13, 90
G
Gallenga-Stuart, Signor, 148.
Germany:— Allied propaganda against, early neglect of, 50–2; use of leaflets, 52; effect, 53; suspension of distribution by aeroplane: reasons, 54: use of balloons, 55–7; Mr. H. G. Wells's memorandum on policy, 61 et seqq.; Lord Northcliffe's letter to Mr. Balfour, 81; summary of British Labour War Aims distributed: effect, 89; use of aeroplanes resumed, 97; leaflets circulated among submarine crews: effect, 99; use of "trench newspaper," 100; German press comments, 105 et seqq.; rewards offered for leaflets, 117–8; admission of Allied superiority, 120; basis for peace negotiations, 212 et seqq.; Lord Northcliffe's article, 218 et seqq.
German propaganda, methods, 3 et seqq.; reasons for failure 4; organisation set up, 6
Gramophone records of Czech and Slav songs used on Italian front, 39
Gruss, Major, 37
Guest, Mr. S. A., propaganda campaign, 14, 39, 51, 98; methods, 103
H
Hall, Rear-Adm. Sir R., 17, 149
Hansa, article quoted, 123.
Headlam-Morley, Dr. J. W., 13, 60
Hellingrath, General von, 121
Hindenburg, Marshal von, on effect of propaganda on German troops, 93-4; manifesto on. 106–15
Hudson, Mr. H. K., 10, 15
Hutier, General von, manifesto; attack on Lord Northcliffe, 115-7
J
Jones, Sir Roderick, 10, 150
K
Keeley, Mr. James, 150; on need for inter-Allied co-operation, 170
Kent, Mr. C. S., financial controller of Crewe House, 18
Kerry, Major, the Earl of, 16, 91, 149
Klobukowski, M., 150, 160, 171
Kölnische Zeitung, letter describing effect of leaflets, 119; "Ten Commandments for German Women," 127
​ Kölnische Volkszeitung, letters quoted, 125
Kupffer, Herr von, article quoted 122
L
Lamprecht, Dr. Karl, 3
Lansing, Mr., 41, 42
League of Nations, 67, et seqq. Le Courrier de l'Air, 53, 59
Lichnowsky, Prince, his pamphlet used by Allies for propaganda, 104, 132, 142
Lloyd George, Mr. D., on success of propageinda against Austria, 50; appreciation of Lord Northcliffe's work, 235
Low, Sir Sidney, 10
Ludendorff, Gen., on failure of German propaganda, 5; efforts to create organisation, 6; order showing influence of propaganda on German popuation, 118; value of good propaganda, 128; comparison between British and German departments, 129–31; on effect of propaganda on Bulgarian defeat, 142
M
Macdonogh, Lieut.-Gen. Sir George, 52, 106
Malinof, M., 141
Ministry of Information, 17
Mitchell, Capt. P. Chalmers, 16, 91, 92, 149, 209
N
Nicholson, Sir Charles, 10, 143, 149
Northcliffe, Lord, Mission to United States; Chairman of London H.Q. of British War Mission; declines seat in Cabinet; appointed Director of Propaganda in Enemy Countries, 8; anxiety to commence work against Austria, 35; letter of appreciation from Mr. Lloyd George, 50; on need for greater co-ordination, 151; outline of policy, 156
Bulgaria, outlines policy against, 135–139
Enemy attacks on, 43, 105, 115–7; 125
Germany, outlines policy against, 81
Ludendorff, tribute, 130
Peace terms, article published in The Times and circulated throughout the world, 218–230.
Rechberg, Herr A., tribute, 127
Resignation, letter to Mr. Lloyd George, 234; Mr. Lloyd George's reply, 235
The Times, leading article on propaganda work quoted, 129.
O
O'Grady, Mr. James, 10
Ojetti, Capt., 37
Onslow, Col. Lord, 199
Orlando, Signor, meeting with Dr. Trumbitch, 24
P
Pashitch, M., 23
Phillips, Mr. C. J., 15, 150
Poland, propaganda policy in regard to, 178–180
Prisoners of War, information for, 143
Propaganda, objects, 2; axioms; truthful statements only to be made, 2; necessity of co-ordination, 146; inter-Allied ​conference at Crewe House, list of delegates, 149; distribution devices, 54–59; 184 190
R
Rechberg, Herr A., tribute to Lord Northclifie's work, 127
Rheinische-Westfalische Zeitung, article quoted, 121
Rome Congress, 25 et seqq.
S
Scheurmann, Herr W., letter quoted, 126
Seton-Watson, Dr. R. W., 11, 12, 20, 24, 37, 49
Sicillani, Col., 37
Sonnino, Baron, 41, 42
Standing, Sir Guy, 17, 149
Steed, Mr. H. Wickham, 10, 20, 24, 39, 49, 149; Co-Director of Austro-Hungarian Section, 11, mission to Italy, 37
Stein, Gen. von., admission of superiority of Allies' propaganda, 120
Stossinger, Herr F., 120
Stuart, Lieut.-Col. Sir Campbell, 10, 149, 204, 236
Swinton, Maj.-Gen., 51
T
The Times, leading article on Lord Northcliffe's work quoted, 129
Torre, Dr., 24
Trumbitch, Dr., 23, 24
W
Wells, Mr. H. G., 10, 12, 60, 89, 90; memorandum on propaganda policy against Germany, 61 et seqq.
Wireless Telegraphy, used as means of disseminating information, 17, 103
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