A political pilgrim in Europe - Ethel Snowden

Nansen, Dr., [81]
National Council for Civil Liberties, [151]
National Peace Council, author as representative of, [60]
National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, Conference of, at Budapest, [70]
Peace efforts of, [75]
Nationalists, German, author and, [162]-[165]
Nazarov, [196]
Nemec, Dr., at Berne, [98]
at Lucerne, [98]
Nicolai, Professor, “Biology of War,” by, [68]
escape to Denmark of, [69]
personality of, [68]
Nicolaivich, Grand Duke, author and palace of, [192], [221]
Northcliffe, Lord, German Radicals and, [172]

Ochme, Herr, [166]
Ogenheim, Baron, [135]

Pacifist, author as, [19]
Pallenberg, Max, [172]
Paris, delegates to Berne in, [7], [8]
dirty condition of, after Armistice, [8], [9]
Parliamentary Committee of the Trade Union Congress, delegates of, at Berne, [3]
Passports, difficulties of obtaining, [55], [56], [96]
examination of, [5], [13], [106], [107]
Peabody, George Foster, author and, [50]
Peace, views on, [xi.]
Peace Conference, Paris as “ill-chosen seat of,” [8]
Peace ship, Henry Ford’s, [47]
Miss Addams and, [79]
Peasant v. Town worker, problem of, in Central Europe, [121]
Peasant-proprietorship in Georgia, [209]
Persia, Bolsheviks and, [149]
Plunkett, Sir Horace, [244]
Poland, Bolsheviks and, [177]-[9]
children’s sufferings in, [180]
Jews in, [185]-[6]
Labour party and, [176], [177]
plight of, [179]-[80]
Political agents at Berne, [18] et seq.
Poti, author’s visit to, [221]
Prague, split among Socialists of, [99]
Price, Phillips, and Germany’s disarmament, [162]

Radek, [25]
a Jew, [181]
and bourgeois institutions, [59]
and Treaty of Sèvres, [149]
on Bolshevization of Georgia, [150]
Reading, Lord, [187]
Redlich, Dr., Christian Socialist leader, [122]
Redmond, John, [267]
Red Terror, in Hungary, [175]
in Russia, [35]
Reichstag, and Peace Resolution, [xi]
author’s visit to, [162]
women members of, [166]
Reinhardt, Max, [187]
Renaudel, M., at Berne, [15], [23]
at Strasburg Conference, [130], [131]
delegate to Georgia, [189], [196], [218]
Renner, Dr., [104]
Reprisals in Ireland, [243]
Reval, author at, [155]
Rhine, The, author and, [173]
Rome, author in, [197], [198]
Royden, Miss Maude, [75]
Rusiecka, Dr. Marie de, [133]
and League of Nations Conference, [138]
and Serbian retreat, [137]
at Zurich, [138]
personality of, [138]
Russell, G. W., author and, [242]
Russell, Hon. Bertrand, [65], [70]
Russia, author’s views on, [139] et seq.
democratic programme of, [147]
Red Terror in, [35]
Russian Revolution and Third International, [130]
Russo-Georgian Treaty, [225]
Russo-Polish Treaty, [148]

Samuel, Sir Herbert, [187]
Sanger, Miss Sophie, [3]
Sapieha, Princess, [180]
Savery, Mr., [133]
“Save the Children” Fund, author as member of executive of, [155]
conference at Geneva, [131]
foundation and work of, [61]
organization of, [136]
relief work of, [271]
work of, in Vienna, [114]
Schickele, René, [128], [129]
Hans in Schnakenloch, by, [129]
Schönbrunn Palace, children’s hospital in, [125]
Schwartz-Hillen, Dr., and Galician Jewish refugees, [118]
Schwimmer, Rosika, and Henry Ford, [47], [48]
and President Wilson, [44], [45]
appointed Minister to Switzerland, [42]
author and, [42], [43], [48], [49]
personality of, [49]
Second International, Adler’s reception by, [31], [32]
author at conference of, [18]
Belgian Socialists and, [11]
British delegates, [23]
British Labour Party decides for, [130]
conference of, at Berne, [1] et seq.
conference of, at Geneva, [136]
countries represented at Berne, [30]
delegation to Georgia from, [175], [189] et seq.
Executive Committee at Berne, [30]
foundation of, [130]
German delegates at Berne, [24], [28]
League of Nations commission of, [22]
main achievement of Berne Conference, [34]
newspaper men at conference of, [36]
on Bolshevism, [35]
Socialist differences with, [130], [166]
Secret diplomacy, [118]
Seitz, President, at Berne, [26]
author and, [111], [124]
personality of, [124], [165]
Selfishness, elimination of, [274]
Semmering, author at, [124]
Serbia, prosperity of, [235]
Sèvres, Treaty of Radek and, [149]
Shaw, Dr. Anna, [77]
Shaw, Tom, M.P., [176]
delegate to Georgia, [189], [196]
Shinwell, [182]
Siberian prisoners, sufferings of, [80]
Sinn Fein, causes of political rise of, [268]
Skobeloff, Mme., [195]
Smeral, Dr., at Lucerne, [98]
personality of, [99]
Social Democracy, Kautsky and, [25]
Socialist Conference, International, at Stockholm, [2]
Socialist Government of Georgia, [208]
Socialist Governments, European, difficulties of, [27]
Société des Amis, good work of, [62]
Society of Friends, and Continental distress, [62]
in Cork, [263]
relief work of, [114], [271]
Russians’ trust in, [158]
Spy, political, author and, [18], [19], [96]
fear of, at Berne, [18],
at Lucerne, [97]
Steklov on Georgia, [150]
Stinnes, Hugo, [169]
Stockholm, author in, [157]
proposed Socialist conference at, [2]
Strasburg, author at French Socialist Congress at, [129]
Strunsky, Simeon, at Berne, [36]
Sturgh, Count, murder of, [31]
Swanwick, Mrs., and Zurich Conference, [79]
personality of, [81], [82]
Swedish Red Cross and relief expedition to Russia, [157]
Swiss Government, and Second International Conference, [4]
efforts at neutrality of, [133]
Szamuely, atrocities of, [184]
“pervert and madman,” [115]
Szilassy, Baron, [81], [133]

Taranto, author at, [198]
Tchicherine, and Georgians, [213]
and Swedish relief expedition, [158]
personality of, [151]
Teleki, Count, and ex-Emperor Charles, [69]
author and, [69], [70]
“The 2¹⁄₂ International,” [34]
Third International, Bolsheviks and, [130]
efforts of, to absorb Second, [130]
establishment of, [35], [36]
influence of, [166]
Strasburg Conference and, [133]
Thomas, Albert M., at Berne, [23]
French “patriot,” [32]
Thomas, Mr. J. H., and Second International Conference, [4]
“Through Bolshevik Russia,” by Mrs. Philip Snowden, [139], [181]
Tiflis, author at, [208]
Bolsheviks at, [225]
Tipperary, destruction at, [256]
Toller, author and, [64]
Tracey, Herbert, [7]
Trebizond, author at, [201], [229]
Trotsky, a Jew, [181], [182]
and Peace of Brest-Litovsk, [xi], [143]
and Poland, [177]
as Russian Napoleon, [148]
at Wiener Café, [53]
differences between Lenin and, [148]
in Vienna, [123]
Kerensky’s policy and, [212]
on Armenia and Georgia, [225]
Second International on, [35]
story of, [124]
Tseretelli, M., [175], [197]
Turco-Russian Treaty, [236]
Turk, virtues and vices of, [230], [231]
Turkey, position of, [232]-[3]
Turkish Nationalists, and Bolsheviks, [149]

Union of Democratic Control, author as delegate from, [54]
similarity of policy with Clarté group, [129]

Vaillant-Couturier, at Strasburg Conference, [131]
Vandervelde, Emil, delegate to Georgia, [189], [191], [192]
speech of, at Geneva Conference, [12]
Vandervelde, Mme., [194]
Versailles, Treaty of, and German coal, [171]
author’s condemnation of, at Zurich, [87]
at Berne, [138]
Branting and, [160]
German Socialists and, [166]
German view of, [88]-[92]
injustice of, [26], [27]
Women’s International Conference and, [87]
Vienna, as centre for League of Nations, [136]
author’s distressing journey to, [105] et seq.
Bristol Hotel at, [111], [112]
British Military Mission at, [114]
children’s holiday camps in, [125]
food profiteering in, [109]
hotel charges in, [111]
Jews and Press in, [187]
poverty in, [112], [113], [126]
Schönbrunn Palace, children’s hospital at, [125]
terrible condition of children in, [60]
“The [2]¹⁄₂ International” Conference at, [34], [60]
unemployment in, [113]
Villard, Oswald G., and President Wilson, [49], [50]
at Berne Conference, [36]
author and, [50], [51]
personality of, [49], [50]
views on war and peace, [50]
Volkshaus, Berne, Second International Conference in, [17]
Vollmoeller, Karl, author and, [171]-[2]
“Voltaire of Würternberg,” the, [171]

Wake, E. P., [7]
Warfare, modern, “filthiness” of, [274]
Warsaw, and Bolshevik attack, [179]
Washington, author at, [44], [45], [46]
Weardale, Lord, and “Save the Children” Fund, [61]
Webb, Mr. Sidney, and Gavronsky, [179]
Wels, M., at Berne, [23]
“White Terror,” in Hungary, [70], [116], [184]
Admiral Horthy and, [137]
Wied, Prince, [159]
Wiener Café, Berne, [51], [52], [53], [133], [134]
Lenin and Trotsky at, [53]
Wiesbaden, saluting French flag at, [115]
Wilamowitz-Moellendorf, Countess, [157], [169]
Wilamowitz-Moellendorf, Professor, author and, [163]
Wilson, Mr. Hugh, in Berlin, [170]
Wilson, President, author and, [43], [44]
failure of, [34]
“Fourteen Points” of, [87], [89], [90], [170]
League of Nations Conference and, [63]
O. G. Villard and, [49], [50]
on rights of small nations, [xi]
petition to, from Hungarian Red Cross, [81]
Windischgraetz, Prince Ludwig, [53]
author and, [70]
ex-Emperor Charles and, [71]
in Paris, [132]
personality of, [70], [71]
Windischgraetz, Princess Maria, author and, [72]
in Prague, [132]
personality of, [71]
Winter, Dr. Max, author and, [125]
Wise, Rabbi, [80]
Women, International Conference of, at the Hague, [12]
at Zurich, [18]
Women spies at Berne, [20], [96]
Women’s International League for Permanent Peace, British delegates to, [76]
differences in, [75]
first conference of, at the Hague, [76]
foundation of, [75]
Swiss branch of, and League of Nations Conference, [79]
Treaty of Versailles, [87]
Women’s Peace Crusade, and petition for negotiated peace, [2]
Workers’ International, Berne Conference and, [30]
policy for, [273]

Zalewski, M., author and, [133]
Zelkin, Clara, [3]
Zinoviev, [25]
a Jew, [181]
Zuckerkandl, Mdme., author and, [118], [122], [123]
Zurich, author on, [79]
Women’s Conference at, [18], [75] et seq.