The Ocala evening star., 1914-08-17
WHO'S WHO IN THE
GREAT EUROPEAN WAR

GREAT EUROPEAN WAR
The Emperor Francis Joseph of
The most tragic figure in
modern history, whose sixty-six
years on the throne have been one
long succession of family and ma
tional tragedies. The assassination
OF his heir-presumptive, the Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand, at Seraje-
vo on June 28th last, was the fmme-
diate cause of the present war
King Peter of Servla, whose king
dom, owing to his ilI-health, is now
governed by the Crown Prince. |
Ascended the throne after the assas-
sination of King Alexander and
Queen Draga in 1903.
The Car, Emperor of all the
Russias, a cousin of King George,
and Queen Alexandria.
The Kaiser, King of Prussia and
German Emperor. Cousin of King
George.
King Victor Emanuel of Italy,
son-in-law of the king of Montene-
gro, who is an ally of Servia and
lpossible opponent of Austria, Italy's
ally.
King George of England, related
by blood or marriage to nearly every
royal house in Europe.
Prince Alexandra of Servia, the
Regent, who leads one of the Ser
vian armies in person.
Diplomats
Count Berchtold, the Austrian
Foreign Minister, who has been in
charge of the Vienna foreign Office
since 1911, was ambassador at st.
Petersburg for five years before that
and is personal friend of the Rus
sian foreign minister.
Count Sturgkh, the Austrian pre-
mier, to whom the emperor sent his
manifesto to his people. A member
of an old German aristocratic family,
who was in the Confidence of the late
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. Has
held office since 1911.
Count Tisza, Prime Minister OF
Hungary and a son of the man who
ruled the country with a rod of iron
for fifteen years. A man of striking
individuality.
NJ. Pasitch the Servian Premier
and Foreign Secretary. Is sixty-five
years old, and has been in control OF
Servia's foreign policy for the past
ten years.
NJ. Serge Sazonhoff has been Rus
sian Foreign Minister since 1910
and has been called the .'@Pillar o.
the Triple Entente" Was formerly
in he Russian embassy in London.
Her GottIies Won Jagow has beer
q German Minister of Foreign Affair.
since 1913. Spent many years in the
German embassy in st. Petersburg.
O Count Szapary is the Austrian Am
bassador in St. Petersburg.
M N. Scheboeko is the Russian
: Ambassador in Vienna.
The Marquis di San Guiliano, Ital
ian Minister for Foreign Affairs, wa
formerly Italian ambassador in Lon
don. Born in 1852. A lawyer.
M Rene Viviani, Prime Ministe
of France and also Foreign Minister
radical socialist, but firm sup
; porter of the Triple Entente.
Sir Edwin Grey, British Secretar.
: of State for Foreign Affairs, who's,
offer OF a conference of the power
J. in London to settle the dispute be
e tween Austria and Servia, though
favorably received by most of tn
powers, was not accepted by Ger
many.
Sir George Buchanan, British Ann
bassador in st. Petersburg sine
1910. He served in Vienna, Sofi;
and Berlin.
Sir Maurice de Bunsen, British
Ambassador in Vienna since 1913
Has been in the diplomatic servic
since 1877 and has been ambassado
in Lisbon and Madrid
Count Mendsdorff, Austro-Hunga
rian Ambassador in London sine
g 1904.
Q Count Benckendorff, Russian Am
J bassador in London since 1903.
! Cont de Pourtales, German Am
bassador in st. Petersburg. A noble