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INDEX
527
Enver-Bey, military agent in Berlin,
23 ; pronunciamento, 130
Epirus, occupied by Greeks, 132
Ergene, 125, 137
Erzerum, 348 ; capture of, 387, 400
Esthonia, 487-492 ; frontiers, 490;
invaded by Germans, 515
Eugene Napoleon, Prince of Sweden,
270; landscape-painter, 271
Euxinograd, 34, 36
Ferdinand, King of Bulgaria, policy,
2, 164; relations with M.
Sementov-sky, 2 ; distrust of foreign
representatives, 2 ; characteristics, 3, 7, 10, 14,
269 ; parents, 7 ; unpopularity, 7,
217 ; death of his mother, 8; marriage,
8 ; conferences with Prince Lobanoff,
9; reception of his son into the
Orthodox Church, 9; reconciliation with
Russia, 9 ; contempt for his subjects,
9 j school for officers, 11 ; second
marriage, 12; political intrigues, 12;
consolidation of his throne and the
career of his subjects, 13 ; tendency
to neurasthenia, 13; indecision, 14,
269; suspiciousness, 14; audiences
with M. Nekludoff, 16, 54, 62-65,
106, 169, 232-234 ; assumes title of
Tsar, 21 ; absence from Sofia, 27 ;
Jubilee celebrations, 29, 91.105, 143 ;
on the Serbo-Bulgarian negotiations,
53, 63-65 ; the coming of age of
Prince Boris, 57, 74 ; financial
difficulties, 59; a mortgage on Vrana,
59 j loan advanced to, 61 ; art
treasures, 62 ; wish to get rid of M.
Nekludoff, 85, 173 j audience with
Shelking, 90; relations with M.
Nekludoff, 90 ; dread of war, 105 ;
ambition, 105, 125 ; pride in the
victories of the Bulgarian Army, 116 ;
meeting with Abdul-Hamid, 116;
the Straits question, 117-119; on a
reconciliation with Rome, 119 ;
preparations for the entry into
Constantinople, 120; headquarters, 121
wish to possess Rodosto, 126-128,
130 ; secret schemes, 126-128 ;
inaccessible to Ministers, 142-146 ; at
the cathedral service, 143-145 ;
audiences with M. Panofieu, 145 ; with
Herr von Below, r46, 199; treatment
of the Serbians, 155 ; postpones entry
into Adrianople, 156 ; telegram to
Tsar, 173 ; power to appoint
Ministers, 178; on sending a delegate to
St. Petersburg, 183 ; instructions to
General Savov, 188; summons his
Ministers, 198-201 ; on the critical
situation, 199 ; readiness for flight,
216 ; heads the procession of the
troops, 218 ; duplicity, 270 ; audience
with M. Savinsky, 391
Fichev, General, Chief of the Bulgarian
General Staff, 29 ; reception in St.
Petersburg, 29, 76 ; protest against
the advance on Constantinople, 115
Finland, 262 ; in possession of Russia,
248; secession from, 347 ; autonomy,
441 ; policy, 489
Finmark, reindeer forests of, 355
Finnish or Ural-Altaic race, 347 note
Finns, the, 488 ; characteristics, 262,
347 note
Fontanka, mansion of, 238
" Ford Peace Troupe," 352
France, phil-hellenism, 211 ; friendship
with Sweden, 254; unpreparedness
for war, 297 ; declaration on neutrality
of Sweden, 308; atrocities of
Germans, 318; trench-warfare, 329
Francis Ferdinand, Archduke of
Austria, assassinated, 283, 286
Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria,
Jubilee, 19
Frederick III., Emperor of Germany,
259; friendship with King Oscar II.,
259
Fredericsz, Count, Court Minister, 228
French Army, retreat, 320; successes,
320
" Fruschka-Goa," monasteries of the,
157
Gabrova, district of, 158
Gagaiizi, the, 147
Galata, 92
Galicia, 322; occupied by the Russian
Army, 323, 329; result of their rule,
329 ; military operations in, 348, 423,
424- 433. S°° 5 evacuated, 350
Galitzyn, Prince Nicolas D., 395 ;
president of Russian Red Cross, 396 ;
characteristics, 396; interview with
M. Nekludoff, 396; devotion to
Empress Alexandra, 396 ; President
of the Council, 396 ; imprisoned,
397 ; Prime Minister, 458;
declaration, 477
Gallieni, General, 320
Gallipoli, peninsula of, 121
Gardner, Professor, at Stockholm, 375
Gennadiev, M., prosecution, 26; on
the advance of the Bulgarian troops,
187; Foreign Secretary, 196, 199;
characteristics, 196; imprisonment,
393
Geoffray, M., French Ambasasdor to
Madrid, 509
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