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Russia, the Straits Question and the Origins of the Balkan League, 1908-1912
William L. Langer
Memoirs of Prince von Bulow. Volume III: The World War and Germany's Collapse, 1909-1919, Geoffrey Dunlop Reviewed by William L. Langer
Memoirs of Prince von Bulow. Volume I: From Secretary of State to Imperial Chancellor, 1897-1903, F. A. Voight ; Memoirs of Prince von Bulow: Volume II: From the Morocco Crisis to Resignation, 1903-1909, Geoffrey Dunlop Reviewed by William L. Langer
British Documents on the Origins of the War, 1898-1914. Volume III: The Testing of the Entente, 1904-1906. Volume IV: The Anglo-Russian Rapproachement, 1903-1907. Volume V: The Near East, the Macedonian Problem and the Annexation of Bosnia, 1903-1909, G. P. Gooch and Harold Temperley Reviewed by William L. Langer
Denkwurdigkeiten des Marschalls Izzet Pascha, Karl Klinghardt and K. F. Koehler Reviewed by William L. Langer
Graf Benckendorff's Schriftwechsel, B. von Siebert Reviewed by William L. Langer
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