The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

by Henry Baerlein

(The Names of Books, Newspapers, and Ships are in Italics.)

• Abbazia, Conditions at, [72] et seq.
• Achikou (Kol), brother of Anthony, [326].
• Achikou (Prof. Anthony), the Mirdite, [285], [327] et seq.
• Adeverul, its claims, [363].
• Agrarian Reform in Czecho-Slovakia, [136].
• — — in Hungary, [135].
• — — in Yugoslavia, [132] et seq.
• Ahmed Beg Mati, [282]-[283].
• Albanais, Les, quoted, [352].
• Albanesische Studien, quoted, [287].
• Albanians against Austrian army, [100].
• — compared with Basques, [294].
• — — — Kurds, [311].
• — of Dalmatia, [38].
• — and the land in Yugoslavia, [136]-[137].
• Albanie Independente, quoted, [292].
• Albanien und die Albanesen, quoted, [288].
• Alberti (Mario), his L'Adriatico et il Mediterraneo, [66].
• Alexander (King) and the Communists, [221].
• — — and the Croats, [400].
• — — on the Italians, [60], [120].
• Ambassadors' Conference, [273], [337] et seq., [349] et seq.
• Ambris (A. di) and the British boots, [219].
• Anglo-Albanian Society, [296], [306], [323].
• Apponyi (Count), on Hungary's neighbours, [371].
• Asquith (H. H.) and Dalmatia, [92].
• Austrian activities in Albania, [277]-[278], [281], [286], [292], [303], [316]-[317], [320].
• Austrians in Montenegro, [97] et seq.
• — their hospitals, [97]-[98].
• Austrians, their parliamentary manners, [224].
• Autonomists, the old party, [29], [35]-[36], [45]-[46], [159] et seq.
• —the Rieka party, [46], [54], [261].
• Avramović of the Peasants' party, [242].
  
• Badoglio (General) and the coal-supply, [215]-[216].
• Balkan Committee, [347].
• Banat, after the War, [124] et seq., [362] et seq.
• Baroš, see[ Rieka].
• Bartlett (C. A. H.) and Italy's rights, [139].
• Basri Bey, [292]-[293].
• Beaumont (A.), the correspondent, [47], [53], [55]-[56], [64].
• Belloc (H.), his curious ideas, [25]-[26], [35].
• Bellum Gallicum, quoted, [287].
• Bencivenga (General) and the Albanians, [280].
• Benelli (Sem), poet and warrior, [140].
• Berati Bey, the delegate, [273].
• Berlin Congress and two villages, [304].
• Bessa Shqyptare, its existence, [285]-[286].
• Bib Doda, Prenk, [291], [324]-[325].
• Bissolati, the gallant Minister, [80] et seq., [85]-[86], [152].
• Blakeney, for Rieka, [268].
• Blood-vengeance, Monsignor Bumçi on, [285].
• — Miss Durham on, [287].
• — how it may be washed out, [298].
• — its high-water mark, [288].
• — its prevalence, [293], [330].
• — its relative decline, [283].
• Bobrikoff (General), on religion in Serbia, [397]-[398].
• Bogić (Dr.), the victim, [149] et seq.
• Bojana, perilous for French boats, [96].
• Bojanić (Dom Ivo), his protest, [175].
• Borghese (Prince Livio), [375].
• Bosnia and Agrarian Reform, [132]-[133], [221].
• — after the War, [106] et seq., [220]-[221].
• Bosnische Post, quoted, [95].
• Boxich (Dr.), the results of truthfulness, [164]-[165].
• Brodie (Captain), his exploit, [306] et seq.
• Brunhes (Prof. Jean), cited, [350].
• Bryce (Roland), his Montenegrin report, [253] et seq.
• Bufani, of the Banat, [370].
• Bukvich (Captain), the Intelligence Officer, [158] et seq.
• Bulgars, some characteristics, [403]-[404].
• — and the future, [405] et seq.
• Bumçi (Monsignor), the mild Regent, [281], [283], [284], [285], [290]-[291].
• Buonfiglio (R.), the journalist, [176], [178], [182].
• Burić (V.), [193]-[194].
• Burrows (the late Prof.) and the Albanians, [276].
• Buxton (Noel), [347], [405] et seq.
• — — his Balkan Problems and European Peace, [405].
  
• Cagni (Admiral) at Pola, [23]-[24], [44].
• Candrea (Prof.), his map, [364].
• Cappone (Colonel) of Šibenik, [35], [145].
• Carducci, quoted, [83].
• Carinthia, hostilities, [124], [128] et seq.
• — the plebiscite, [374] et seq.
• Cecil (Lord Robert) and the Albanians, [323], [327], [328]-[329].
• Čekonić (Count) and the Dobrovoljci, [135].
• Centurione, the deputy, [78].
• Chauvinism, Serbian lack of, [348]-[349], [384].
• Chicago Tribune, quoted, [198]-[199].
• Chimigò (Prof.) and the Italians, [282].
• Church in Albania, [291].
• — — in Croatia, [242]-[243], [245].
• — — in Serbia, [397]-[398].
• Cicoli (Admiral) and Austria's collapse, [18]-[19].
• Clemenceau (G.), [23], [93], [199], [213] et seq., [284].
• Čokorilo and his undesirable newspaper, [109] et seq.
• Colajanni and the Slovenes, [388].
• Communists in Yugoslavia, [221] et seq., [238], [254].
• Contemporary Review, quoted, [15], [247]-[248].
• Corriere d'Italia (and see [Buonfiglio]), [215].
• Costume, Absence of, [287]-[288].
• Cres, Italian measures at, [42], [56] et seq.
• Croats and Agrarian Reform, [133] et seq., [221].
• — — and Magyars, [246].
• — — their relations to the Serbs, [111] et seq., [220], [240] et seq., [244] et seq., [251]-[252], [397] et seq.
• Crosse (Rev. E. C.), his The Defeat of Austria, [14].
• Cunnington (Captain Willett), his accusation, [306], [309].
• Cvijić (Prof.), his views, [275].
  
• Daily Telegraph, quoted, [47].
• Dalmatia, why demanded by Italians, [87] et seq.
• — — deportations from, [152].
• — — population, [148]-[149], [230]-[231].
• — — how treated by Italians, [148] et seq.
• Dalmazia, a newspaper, [171] et seq.
• D'Annunzio, his absurdity, [86].
• — — the Holy Entry, [196].
• — — various exploits at Rieka, [208] et seq.
• — — his invective, [83].
• — — his munificence, [280]-[281].
• — — in temporary possession, [198] et seq.
• — — his thousand proclamations, [197].
• — — disapproves of Treaty of Rapallo, [234]-[235].
• Darković, the respected deputy, [96].
• Davidović, leader of Democrats, [225].
• Dell (Anthony) on the Italians, [15].
• Delonga (Jakov), his testimony, [76].
• Devine (A.) and his propaganda, [193]-[194], [227]-[228].
• Djakovica, [293], [298] et seq.
• Djer Doucha, the villain, [307].
• Djoni (Mark), President of the Mirditi, [324], [325], [328], [342].
• Doci (Primo), the great Abbot, [324].
• Doday (Father Paul), [286].
• Doimi (Dr.) of Vis, [29].
• Domiakušić (Prof.) at Šibenik, [144].
• Donghi (Marchese), his assertions, [26]-[27].
• Draghicesco (Dr.), his Les Roumains de Serbie, [356].
• Drašković, his murder, [223]-[224].
• Drin, river, as a frontier, [279], [302], [304], [321].
• Durham (Edith), apologist, [289], [290].
• — — compared with Sir Charles Eliot, [310] et seq.
• — — disgusted with Great Britain, [313].
• — — her Through the Lands of the Serb, [395].
• — — her Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle, [310].
• — — her respect for Mr. Bottomley, [311].
• — — her wrath, [305].
• — — on Albanian medicine, [288].
• — — on the tyranny of Serbian schools, [297].
  
• Echo de l'Adriatique, its suppression, [62]-[63].
• Edinburgh Review, quoted, [230], [399].
• Edinost, quoted, [123].
• Eliot (Sir Charles), [274], [289], [310] et seq.
• Entente, Little, [269] et seq.
• Epopea Shqyptare, quoted, [284].
• Essad and Essadists, [292]-[293], [336], [342]-[343], [345].
• European War and the Albanians, [312]-[313], [317], [345]-[346].
• Evangheli (Pandeli), [345].
• Evans (Sir Arthur), [67], [184] et seq.
  
• Fan Noli, the versatile, [327]-[328].
• Fascisti, [78], [217], [260] et seq.
• Fichta (Father), [284], [293].
• Fisher (Rt. Hon. H. A. L.), [340] et seq.
• Fiume, see [Rieka].
• Fodor (Prof. Dr.), on race, [8].
• Fortnightly Review, quoted, [20], [26], [269], [275], [280], [324], [333].
• Franchet d'Espérey (Marshal) and Albania, [274], [278]-[279], [350], [351].
• — — — and Montenegro, [96], [103].
• Frank party in Croatia, [114].
• French, how they regarded the Italians, [63]-[64], [96], [199].
• — how treated by the Italians, [42], [198]-[199].
• Freund (Leo), the secret agent, [281].
• Frontier, Yugoslav, with Albania, [273] et seq.
• — — with Austria, [374] et seq.
• — — with Bulgaria, [354]-[355].
• — — with Greece, [353]-[354].
• — — with Hungary, [370] et seq.
• — — with Italy, [383] et seq.
• — — with Roumania, [356] et seq.
  
• Gaeta army, [187], [228].
• Gardner (E.), on Balkanic mentality, [236].
• Gauvain, the publicist, [90].
• Gavazzi (Dr. A.), on Rieka's population, [54].
• Gazzetta del Popolo, quoted, [197].
• "Géographie Humaine de la France," quoted, [350].
• Germans, in Banat, [363] et seq.
• — in Carinthia, [374] et seq.
• Giglioli (Prof.), his claim, [79], [80].
• Giolitti, [78], [210], [219], [234].
• Giuratti, the patriot, [264]-[265].
• Glasgow Herald, on Treaty of Rapallo, [233].
• Glomažić, the lame prefect, [105], [192].
• Goad (H. E.), his explanations, [90], [269], [275], [280], [325], [333].
• — — his wrath, [231], [324], [350].
• Godart (Justin), his work in Albania, [279], [334].
• — — his L'Albanie en 1921, [351].
• Gorica, its population, [388]-[389].
• Gothardi of Rieka, [46]-[47].
• Grazer Tagblatt, [378].
• Grazioli (General) at Rieka, [54], [62].
• Grossich (Dr.) of Rieka, [48], [140], [258]-[259].
• Grubišić and his flag, [260].
• Gusinje, its past and future, [304] et seq.
  
• Hahn (Consul), his labours, [287].
• Halim Beg Derala, [285], [298].
• Hanotaux (Gabriel), [294], [351].
• Haumant (E.), his La Slavisation de la Dalmatie, [89].
• Herbert (Hon. Aubrey, M.P.), [288].
• — — on Montenegro, [257].
• — — his propaganda, [327].
• Herbert (Hon. Aubrey, M.P.), his request, [323].
• — — his testimony, [306].
• — — the 120 villages, [296].
• Hickmann (Prof.), cited, [346].
• Histoire illustrée de la guerre de 1914, quoted, [351].
• Hlaća (Karlo) of Cres, [56] et seq.
• Horthy (Admiral) at Pola, [17] et seq., [270].
• Hrvat, on the Carinthian plebiscite, [382]-[383].
• Humanité, [76].
• Hungarian Nation, quoted, [8].
• Hvar, its interesting names, [32]-[33].
• — the Italians land on, [32] et seq.
  
• Imperiali (Marquis), his submission, [329].
• Islamism, Fanatic, of some Albanians, [299].
• — Superficial, of other, [281].
• — Treatment of, by Greek Church, [301].
• — Treatment of, by Montenegrins, [302].
• Islands of Adriatic, demanded by Italy, [166] et seq.
• — — — visited, [165] et seq.
• Istria, its population, [121], [386] et seq.
• Italianists of Dalmatia and Rieka, [35], [39], [40], [54], [137] et seq., [158], [175].
• Italians (and see [Dalmatia]) and Allied flags, [145], [155], [178].
• — reprimanded by their Allies, [161]-[162].
• — loyalty to Austria in the War, [159] et seq.
• — system of bribery, [156] et seq., [163], [170], [176].
• — land in Dalmatia, [29] et seq.
• — discouragement in 1917, [11].
• — conduct towards the French, [42], [52], [198]-[199].
• — what they thought of the French, [94].
• — generosity in Albania, [282], [328], [333], [344].
• — Good and bad, on the islands, [168] et seq.
• — incapacity, [275], [278], [319].
• — intrigues, [274], [279], [280] et seq., [292], [303], [305], [329], [337]-[338], [351].
• Italians land in Istria, [42] et seq.
• — and the Dalmatians' money, [37]-[38], [147]-[148], [153]-[154], [163].
• — in Montenegro, [94] et seq., [105], [187] et seq., [194]-[195].
• — naval enterprise, [123]-[124].
• — naval enterprise, lack of, [16] et seq., [27]-[28].
• — measures at Rab, [59], [60].
• — measures against Rieka, [262] et seq.
• — measures at Rieka, [48], [52], [195] et seq.
• — against the Serbo-Croat language, [57].
• — retreat from Slovenia, [61].
• — what they had to face in 1918, [12] et seq.
• — how they regard the Yugoslavs, [16], [84].
• — how they are regarded by the Yugoslavs, [15]-[16], [27]-[28], [201], [236]-[237].
• — relations with Yugoslavs, [383] et seq.
• — steps against Yugoslav churches and schools, [44], [57] et seq., [146]-[147], [152]-[153], [184].
• Italy in the Balkans at this Hour, quoted, [292].
  
• Jaray (Gabriel Louis), [352].
• Jireček (Dr. C.), his Die Handelsstrassen, etc., [33].
• Journal des Débats, [76], [91], [329], [339].
  
• Kadri (Hodja), [283].
• Karl (ex-Emperor), his grand offer, [320].
• Karólyi (Count Michael), [125].
• Katarani (Prof.), [292].
• Klementi, [316] et seq.
• Koch (Admiral), the active Slovene, [17] et seq.
• Korac, the remarkable Socialist, [117]-[118].
• Korčula, Italians land on, [31]-[32].
• Korošec (Monsignor), [115], [117], [119], [382].
• Koroski Slovenec, [383].
• "Kossovo" Committee, [326].
• Kossovo in Yugoslavia, its condition, [287].
• Kovaćs (A.), turns to the Croats, [8].
• Krk, the persecuted Bishop, [40] et seq.
• — Proceedings at, [39] et seq.
  
• Labour Monthly on the "White Terror," [224].
• Land and Water, quoted, [25], [35].
• Language of Bosnia, [89].
• Laveleye (M. de), his The Balkan Peninsula, [203].
• Lavoratore, quoted, [217], [386].
• Lazari, his question, [187].
• League of Nations, [323], [337] et seq.
• Leiper (R.), the shrewd observer, [104], [188]-[189], [242].
• Lenac (Dr.) of Rieka, [45], [50], [52].
• Leonidas, the American ship, [31]-[32].
• Lesina, see [Hvar].
• Leyland (John), the naval authority, [25].
• Liga Nazionale, its schools, [59], [158], [184], [318].
• Lin, a village, [342].
• Lincoln, quoted, [209].
• Lissa, see [Vis].
• Ljocha (Alush) and his house, [283]-[284].
• Lloyd George (D.) and the Adriatic, [93], [213]-[214].
• — — and the Serbo-Albanian frontier, [284], [336] et seq.
• Lovrana, [73]-[74].
• Luzzatti, compares two civilizations, [172].
  
• Macchiedo (Dr.), liberated from Sardinia, [152].
• Macdonald (J. N.), his A Political Escapade, [199], [258], [327].
• Macedonia, and the Communists, [222]-[223].
• — its progress and future, [137], [202], [405] et seq.
• Magnanimity of the Serbs, [124] et seq., [270].
• Magyar hopes, [270].
• Mahnić (Bishop), see [Krk].
• Manchester Guardian, quoted, [21], [186], [236], [313].
• Mandirazza (F.) and his two masters, [84].
• Marković (Dr. Lazar), [337].
• Marković (Sima), the Communist, [223]-[224], [238].
• Martinić (Count), his ruthlessness, [98]-[99].
• Martinović (General), [346].
• Massingham (H. W.), [192].
• Mattino, quoted, [75].
• Maximović (Colonel) at Rieka, [51]-[52].
• Mazzini, and Vis, [82].
• Mercure de France, quoted, [123].
• Miletić (Captain), his murder, [195].
• Millo (Admiral), on Austrian currency, [153].
• — — on Dr. Boxich, [165].
• — — and d'Annunzio, [197], [209], [215].
• — — Homage to, [87].
• — — discourses on public order, [174].
• — — on the Slavs, [141] et seq.
• Milovanović (Dr.), on Macedonia, [406].
• Minorities in Yugoslavia, [201] et seq.
• Mirditi, [290], [323] et seq., [340] et seq.
• M'Neill (Ronald, M.P.), champion of Montenegro, [95], [102], [191], [253] et seq.
• Montaigne, quoted, [194].
• Montenegrins and Albanians, [136]-[137].
• — and the Austrian army, [98] et seq.
• — their culture, [393] et seq.
• — their General Election, [253] et seq.
• — as migrants, [228].
• — misled, [94], [187]-[188].
• Montesquieu, quoted, [90].
• Moretti (Dr.), his pacific efforts, [180]-[181].
• Morning Post, quoted, [88], [104], [188]-[189], [191], [218], [242], [257], [336], [400].
• Moslems in Bosnia, [119], [202]-[203], [220]-[221], [225], [393].
• Mousset (Albert), [339].
• Müller (Dr. Max) and Albanian affairs, [276] et seq.
  
• Narodna Uprava, [127].
• Nation, quoted, [192], [267], [310].
• Nazione, quoted, [261].
• Near East, quoted, [257], [309], [337], [346]-[347].
• Neue Freie Presse, quoted, [124].
• New Europe, quoted, [79], [80], [84]-[85], [123], [369].
• New Statesman, quoted, [296], [309].
• Nicholas of Montenegro, his lack of courage, [9].
• — — deposed, [100] et seq.
• — — his downfall, [255] et seq.
• Nicholas of Montenegro, his methods with Albanians, [289].
• — — his methods with Europe, [304].
• — — and the Skupština, [106].
• Nikai (Dom Ndoc), [285].
• Nineteenth Century and After, quoted, [25], [95], [102], [256].
• Nitti and d'Annunzio, [196], [198], [201], [209], [210], [212]-[213], [215]-[216], [218].
• Nopsca (Baron), [274], [288].
• Novi Bazar, Sandjak, [108], [119], [316]-[317].
  
• Obradović (Dositej), [315].
• Obrovac, Divergent views concerning, [148].
• Observer, quoted, [340].
• Obzor, a newspaper, [115].
• Orlando, the Premier, [78], [80], [85]-[86], [91], [138], [185].
  
• Pact of Rome, [84] et seq., [185].
• Paolucci (Lieut.), and the Viribus Unitis, [16], [20] et seq.
• Parkington (Sir R.), [194].
• Parties, Political, in Yugoslavia, [117] et seq.
• Pašić, his astuteness, [85], [117], [240].
• — his prudence, [133], [225].
• Patchoù (Dr.), of the triumvirate, [225], [282].
• Pavelić (Dr. A.), dentist and politician, [114]-[115], [117], [119].
• Peć, [293], [298].
• Pelagosa, its amenities, [167].
• Pericone (Captain) of Scutari, [280], [343].
• Pistuli (Notz), his mission, [328].
• Pivko (Prof.), his exploit, [13].
• Plamenac (J.) and the Gaeta army [187].
• — — his unpopularity, [94]-[95].
• Plav, [304] et seq.
• Podgorica Skupština, [100] et seq.
• Poggi (Lieut.), at Korčula, [31], [183].
• Pojar (Dr.), his case, [390].
• Pola, [16] et seq., [42], [44], [387]-[388].
• Pombara (Captain Binnos de), his feat, [27]-[28].
• Pommerol (Captain), on the islands, [165] et seq.
• Popović (Dr. Dušan), [246]-[247], [399].
• Popovitch (Dr. A.), his curious career, [356] et seq.
• Posta e Shqypnis, quoted, [284].
• Pravda, quoted, [336].
• Pravi Dalmatinac, [73].
• Prekomurdje, what happened there, [372] et seq.
• Prênnushi (Father Vincent), [286], [344].
• Prezzolini (G.), on Dalmatia and Tripoli, [82].
• — — and Vis, [82].
• Pribičević (Svetozar), the Minister, [44], [117]-[118], [225]-[226], [240]-[241], [245] et seq., [399].
• Primorske Novine, quoted, [92].
• Priština, Horrid conditions at, [298].
• Protić, the statesman, [113], [225]-[226].
  
• Quarterly Review, on Yugoslavia, [226], [247].
  
• Race before religion, [390]-[391].
• Račić (Pouniša), [278], [306] et seq., [330].
• Radić (S.) of Croatia, [111] et seq., [119], [135]-[136], [238] et seq., [399].
• — — his Dom, [242]-[243].
• Radošević (Dr.), [118].
• Radović (Andrija), [187]-[188].
• Raineri (Admiral), [49] et seq.
• Rapallo, Treaty of, [83], [211], [232] et seq., [260] et seq., [384].
• Rapp, his testimonial, [125].
• Rassegna Italiana, quoted, [63].
• Re-Bartlett (Mrs.), on Dalmatia, [230]-[231].
• Red Cross, American, [189].
• — — International, [189].
• — — Italian, [216].
• Regnault (E.), his Histoire politique, etc., [358].
• Religion before race, [372].
• Rieka, see [D'Annunzio] and [Vio].
• — Americans at, [52].
• — the Austrian stores, [216] et seq.
• — Baroš harbour, [260], [268].
• — the C.N.I., [45] et seq., [49], [54], [61]-[62], [140], [197], [212], [216] et seq., [258] et seq.
• — Croat mistakes, [48]-[49].
• — Croat National Council, [45] et seq., [62]-[63].
• — economic position, [66] et seq.
• — the frenzy, [137] et seq.
• — moribund under Italy, [259], [260].
• — population analysed, [53] et seq.
• — a few scandals, [216] et seq.
• Rieka and the Treaty of Rapallo, [234]-[235], [385] et seq.
• Rijeć, quoted, [64].
• Ristić (Colonel) and the komitadjis, [194]-[195].
• Rossetti (Major) and the Viribus Unitis, [16], [20] et seq.
• Roth (Dr.), Lord of Temešvar, [127]-[128].
• Roumanians in Banat, [9], [10], [362] et seq.
• — and their Jews, [203] et seq.
• — in Serbia, [356] et seq.
• Rugovo, Reason for burning of, [305].
• Ryan (T. S.) of the Chicago Tribune, [198]-[199].
  
• Salis (Count de), his mission, [190]-[191].
• Salonica, and the Serbs, [353]-[354].
• Salvemini (Prof.), the anti-chauvinist, [87], [231]-[232], [234].
• Salvi (Dr.) of Split, [159] et seq.
• Samouprava, quoted, [337].
• San Marzano (General di), [51]-[52], [54], [61].
• Sanctis (Lieut. de), his sanctions, [163].
• Saseno, [295].
• Saturday Review, [231].
• Savinsky, the Russian Minister, [406].
• Sazonov, and the Adriatic, [91]-[92].
• Schanzer (Signor), on Rieka, [264]-[265].
• Schools, see [Liga Nazionale].
• — for Albanians, [300].
• — in Carinthia, [377]-[378].
• — at Cres, [57]-[58].
• — in Dalmatia, [146]-[147].
• — in Istria, [73]-[74].
• — at Korčula, [184].
• — Militant, at Borgo Erizzo, [38].
• — in Montenegro, [257].
• — at Pola, [44].
• — at Rieka, [53].
• — at Šibenik, [144]-[145].
• — at Zadar, [35].
• Scotsman, on Treaty of Rapallo, [233].
• Scutari, its probable future, [296], [320], [335].
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