The Story of the Great War, Volume 8 / Victory with the Allies; Armistice; Peace Congress; Canada's War Organizations and vast War Industries; Canadian Battles Overseas - Unknown

Immelmann, Lieutenant, death of, V, [431]
Imperial Munitions Board, VIII, [252]
"Infiltration" of troops, employment of, VII, [401]
Inter-Allied Naval Council, VII, [81]
Intercolonial Railroad, in war, VIII, [428]
Intrenchment, value of, I, [67]
Ireland, situation in, I, [43]
Irkutsk incident, VIII, [83]
Isonzo, battles of, VI, [470]
Isonzo front, offensive movement along, V, [230]
Isonzo frontier, battle on, IV, [394]
Ispaha, capture of, V, [334]
Isvolsky, A. P., I, [320]
Italian aeroplane service, development of, IV, [469]
Italian Alpine troops, V, [268]
Italian attacks on Monte Rombon, V, [230]
Italian coast cities shelled by Austrian squadron, IV, [168]
Italian drive for Trieste, VI, [469]
Italian front, conditions along, in the spring of 1917, VI, [452]
Italian landing at Avlona, IV, [327]
Italian losses in Austrian offensive, V, [257]
Italian naval bases, IV, [413]
Italian navy, operations of, IV, [168]
Italian objective in Istria, IV, [417]
Italian offensive, VII, [456]
Italian offensive, stopped, VI, [473]
Italian strategy, problems of, IV, [404]-408
Italian war loans, IV, [411]
Italians, victories of, VIII, [105], [130]
Italy, American troops in, VII, [346]
Italy, area of, I, [288]
Italy, declares neutrality, I, [281]
Italy, history of, I, [188]
Italy, revival of military strength, VII, [450]
Ivangorod, capture of, III, [365]
Ivangorod, fighting around, II, [458]

Jablonitza, evacuation of, by Russians, VI, [75]
Jagow, Von, G., I, [323]
Japan; action of, in Siberia, VII, [432]
Japan and Russia, friendly relations between, V, [61]
Japan, in siege of Kiao-Chau, II, [221]
Japan, modern history of, I, [200]
Japan, reasons for entering the war, II, [445]
Japanese, at Vladivostok, VIII, [86]
Jaroslav, recapture of, II, [411]
Jaulgonne, VII, [327], [402]
Jellicoe, Admiral, movements at Jutland naval battle, V, [73]-108
Jellicoe, Admiral, official report of Jutland battle, V, [90]
Jerusalem, capture of, VII, [223]-232
Jerusalem, surrender of, VIII, [113]
Jewish persecutions in Russia, I, [153]
Jews in the Balkans, I, [221]
Joffre, General, II, [38]
Joffre, General, appointed Commander in Chief of all French armies, IV, [115]
Joffre, General, campaign plan, I, [89]
Joffre, General, gives orders of August, 25, 1914, II, [78]
Joffre, plan of retreat to the Marne, IV, [41]
Jura Mountains, Canadian Forestry Corps in, VIII, [289]
Jutland Bank, battle of, V, [70]-108
Jutland, naval engagement off, IV, [150]
Juvigny, in counteroffensive, VII, [335]
Juvigny Plateau, won by Mangin's troops, VIII, [30]

Kaiser and King of Belgium, interview between, I, [341]
Kaledine, General, VII, [139], [167]
Kalkfield, capture of, III, [489]
Kamimura, Admiral Hilkonijo, commander Japanese fleet, III, [52]
Kamio, General Mitsuomi, commander expedition against Kiao-Chau, III, [52]
Kantara, German aeroplane raid on, V, [431]
Kara-Argan, battle of, III, [12]
Kars, attacks on, III, [471]
Katshanik Pass, Serbian resistance at, IV, [293]
Katshanik Pass, Serbian stand at, IV, [272]
Kemp, Hon. A. E., Canadian Minister without portfolio, VIII, [265]
Kemp, Rear Admiral, VIII, [89]
Kemp, Sir Edward, VIII, [253], [255]
Kensington Territorial Battalion, III, [131]
Kerensky, Alexander, in Russian Revolution, VI, [393], [419], [497]
Kerensky, downfall of, VII, [137], [146]
Kermanshah, capture of, by Russians, V, [332]
Ketchen, General H. D. B., VIII, [358]
Khaki University, VIII, [454], [455]
Kiao-Chau, a German concession, III, [46]
Kiao-Chau, German Emperor commands to resist, I, [285]
Kiel Canal, to be free and open, VIII, [245]
Kimpolung, capture of, by Russians, V, [187]
King Edward VII, British dreadnought, loss of, IV, [164]
Kitchener, Earl, II, [34], [47], [305]
Kluck, General von, commander German First Army, II, [9], [86], [87]
Kluck, Von, retreat of, II, [12]
Königsberg, fighting around, II, [479]
Kornilov, General, rebellion against Soviets, VII, [137]
Kossovo Plain, IV, [297], [298]
Kovel, German resistance near, V, [167]
Kovess, General, in invasion of Serbia, IV, [276]
Kovno, attack on, IV, [182]
Kovno, battles around, III, [342]
Kovno, capture of, IV, [183]
Koziowa, attacks on, III, [246]
Kragujevatz, capture of, IV, [280]
Krasnik, battle of, III, [348]
Krithia, attacks on, III, [454]
Krithia, attacks on, by Turkish forces, III, [454]
Kronprinz Wilhelm, cruiser, II, [226]
Kronprinz Wilhelm, raider, III, [187]
Kronstadt, mutiny of Russian fleet of, VI, [414]
Kum Kale Fort, III, [438]
Kurna, capture of, II, [509]
Kut-el-Amara, battle of, IV, [425]-436
Kut-el-Amara, British stand at, IV, [444]
Kut-el-Amara, surrender of, III, [502]

La Bassée, attacks on, II, [178]-192
La Bassée Canal, German retreat on, VIII, [53]
La Bassée, operations around, IV, [44]
La Boisselle, British attack upon, V, [385]
La Boisselle, mine explosion, III, [151]
Labor, International, VIII, [245]
Labor Peace Council, organization of, V, [24]
Labyrinth, attacks on, III, [122]-123
Labyrinth, the, IV, [108]
La Carlotte, taken by the Canadians, VII, [364]
La Cateau, taken, VIII, [58]
Lafayette Escadrille, VI, [490]
Laffaux Mill, taken, VIII, [43]
Lake Nyassa, battle in, II, [243]
Langle de Gary, General, II, [55]
La Neuville, taken, VIII, [15]
Lansing, Secretary, answer to German proposals, VI, [294]
Lansing, Secretary, conversations with Count von Bernstorff, on Lusitania, IV, [497]
La Provence, sinking of, IV, [172]
Lassigny, VIII, [19], [26]
Laurezac, General, commander French Fifth Army, II, [77]
Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, on the war, VIII, [423]
La Vacquerie, taken, VIII, [51]
Lawe River, VIII, [16]
League of Nations Covenant, adopted, VIII, [221]
League of Nations, plan adopted, VIII, [200]
Leckie, General, at second Battle of Ypres, VIII, [310]
Lehaucourt, taken, VIII, [51]
Le Jeune, General, VIII, [184]
Leman, General, defender Liege, II, [15], [19]
Lemberg, capture of, II, [387]
Lemberg, drive against, summer of 1916, VI, [70]-78, [84]
Lemberg, threatened capture of, by Russians, V, [163]
Le Mesnil sector, movements in, IV, [107]
Lempire, VIII, [44], [46]
Lenine, arrives in Russia, VI, [408]
Lenine, declaration on peace, VII, [154]
Lenine, influence of, VI, [408]
Lenine, Russian Premier, attempt to assassinate, VIII, [93]
Lens-Armentières front, German retreat on, VIII, [55]
Lens, attack around, IV, [82]
Lens, attack on Aubers Ridge, VIII, [323]
Lens, British successes at, VII, [13]
Lens, British reach outskirts, VIII, [39]
Lens, Canadian successes at, VII, [32]
Lens, conditions in, VI, [245]
Lens front, activity on, VIII, [364]
Lens, result of German bombardment of, VII, [18]
Les Eparges, fighting at, III, [118]
Les Eparges, French capture of, IV, [43]
Leveque Wood, machine-gun nests in, VIII, [68]
Liberia, in Treaty of Peace, VIII, [231]
Liberty Loans, VI, [344]; VII, [112]
Lichnowsky, I, [323]
Liege, capture of, II, [22]
Liege Forts, fall of, IV, [39]
Liege, siege and capture of, II, [12]
Liggett, General Hunter, VIII, [167], [178]
Liggett, General Hunter, commands American First Army, VIII, [189]
Lihons, capture of German division at, VIII, [18]
Lille, evacuated, VIII, [55]
Linsingen, General von, V, [190], [198]
Lipa River, crossing of, by Russians, V, [207]
Lipsett, Colonel, at second Battle of Ypres, VIII, [315]
Lipsett, General L. J., VIII, [355], [372]
Lipsett, General, commands Canadian Second Brigade, VIII, [340]
Lipsett, General, commands Canadian Third Division, VIII, [358]
Liquid fire, employment of, against Americans, VII, [350]
Lloyd-George, David, I, [185]
Lloyd-George, Prime Minister, at Peace Conference, VIII, [195]
Locon, taken by the British, VIII, [16]
Lodz, fighting around, II, [465]
Lodz, occupation of, II, [454]
Lombaertzyde, bombarded, III, [156]
London, air attacks on, VI, [174]
London attacked by Zeppelins, IV, [29]
London, Zeppelin raid on, in October, 1915, IV, [32]
Longueval, British recapture of, V, [408]
Longwy, American troops pass through, VIII, [79]
Loomis, General, F. O., VIII, [358]
Loos, battle of, IV, [23]; II, [90]-98
Loos, Hill 70, taken by the Canadians, VIII, [365]
Loos, operations around, VI, [52]
Losses, of Allies, VIII, [35]
Lorraine, American operations in, VII, [347]
Lorraine, German successes in, VI, [219]
Lougheed, Hon. J. A., Canadian Minister without portfolio, VIII, [265]
Louvain, capture of, II, [28]
Lowestoft, air raid on, IV, [22]
Lowestoft, raids on, II, [246]
Lowitz, fighting around, II, [465]-467
Ludendorff, General, retirement of, VIII, [70]
Lukoff, capture of, IV, [194]
Luneville, bombardment of, by German aeroplanes, IV, [54]
Lusitania crisis in Congress, IV, [496], [502]-503
Lusitania, sinking of, III, [185], [222]
Lutsk, capture of, IV, [202]; V, [158]
Luxemburg, bombardment of, by aeroplanes, IV, [466]
Luxemburg, invasion of, I, [280]
Luxemburg, occupation of, by Germans, II, [10]
Lvov, Prince George, in Russian revolution, VI, [398], [418]
Lys, Battle of, VIII, [378]
Lys Canal, crossed by Belgians, VIII, [67]
Lys region, fighting in, VII, [297]
Lys Salient, British in, VIII, [25]
L-19 Zeppelin, loss of, V, [424]

McAdoo, Wm. G., appointed Director General of Railroads, VII, [131]
McBain, Lieut. Col. W., at Valcartier Camp, VIII, [268]
MacBrien, General J. H., VIII, [358]
MacDonald, Major General D. A., Canadian Quartermaster General, VIII, [266]
Macdonell, General A. C., VIII, [349], [368], [372]
Macdonell, General A. C., commands Canadian First Division, VIII, [364]
Macdonell, General A. H., VIII, [368]
MacDougall, Brigadier General, commands Canadian training division, VIII, [304]
Macedonia, Allies in, VI, [124]
Macedonia, Bulgarian invasion of, IV, [277]
Macedonia, conditions in, V, [214]
Macedonia, reforms in, I, [238]
Macedonia, Serbian advance in, VI, [132]
Macedonian Bulgars, II, [280]
McGill University, Canada, number enlisted from, VIII, [284]
Machinery in the war, I, [66]
Mackensen, General von, attack by, in Dobrudja, VI, [109]
Mackensen, General von, begins invasion of Serbia, IV, [263]
Mackensen, General von, in Galicia, I, [96]
Mackensen, General von, takes Pinsk, IV, [206]
McLemore Resolution, IV, [505]; V, [440]
McNeely, Robert N., death of, IV, [157]
McPhail's Brigade, VIII, [380]
Magny-la-Fosse, taken, VIII, [51]
Mainz, British air raids upon, VII [481]
Malassise Farm, VIII, [46]
Maldon, air raid on, IV, [22]
Malmaison Fort, taken, VIII, [49]
Malmaison Plateau, VIII, [51]
Mangin, General, on way to Mayence, VIII, [79]
Mangin, General, strategy of, VIII [25], [26], [59]
Mangin, General, takes Soissons VIII, [9]
Manoury, General, in Battle of the Aisne, II, [134]
Manoury, General, in Battle of the Marne, II, [99]
Marcelcave, taken, VIII, [15]
Marcoing-Masnières line taken VIII, [51]
Marcoing, taken, VIII, [48]
Margate, air attack on, VI, [171]
Mariakerke, bombardment of, aerodromes at, V, [431]
Marine Corps, exploits of, VII, [395]
Marines, American, success in Belleau Wood, VII, [384]
Marne, Americans on, VII, [407]
Marne, Battle of the, II, [88]-138
Marne, counterattack on, VII, [406]
Marne district, Canadian Forestry Corps in, VIII, [289]
Marne salient, German strength in, VII, [333]
Marqueglise, taken, VIII, [18]
Marwitz, General von der, in attack on British Fifth Army, VII, [276]
Marwitz, General von der, in retreat VIII, [19]
Massiges, German attack at, IV, [124]
Massiges sector, IV, [76]
Matz River, VIII, [17], [20]
Maude, General, death of, VIII, [114]
Maurepas, French capture, VI, [15]
Maximalists, activities of, in Russia VI, [418]
Max, Prince of Baden, made German Chancellor, VIII, [108]
Mayence, occupied by French, VIII, [79]
Mazurian Lakes, battles of, II, [439]; III, [313]
Medeah Farm, VIII, [54]
Medical Corps of Canadian Overseas Force, VIII, [297]
Memel, raid on, III, [334]
Menin Road, Canadians fight on, VIII, [355]
Menin Road—Hill 60, VIII, [354]
Mercer, General, VIII, [338]
Mercer, General, death of, VIII, [351]
Merchantmen, armed, German edict against, V, [60]
Merchantmen, submarine warfare on I, [20]; IV, [499]; V, [60]
Messines Ridge, attempts of Germans to capture, VII, [293]
Messines Ridge, German defenses on, VI, [264]
Messines Ridge, taken by British, VIII, [52]
Metzeral, capture of, III, [165]
Meuse-Argonne offensive, VIII, [170]
Meuse, battles on the left bank of, V, [345]-348
Meuse, French successes on the left bank, January, 1917, VI, [64]
Mewburn, General, the Hon. S. C., VIII, [253]
Mexico. German intrigues in, VI, [312]
Mézières, deluged with gas and explosives, VIII, [78]
Microphone, I, [21]
Milan, patriotic demonstrations, III, [379]
Military league in Balkans, I, [250]
Military plans of Central Powers, I, [33]
Military tribunals, VIII, [235]
Milukov, Paul, appointed Minister of Foreign Relations, VI, [398], [413]
Minneapolis, British liner, sinking of, V, [64]
Miraumont, VIII, [28]
Mitrovitza, capture of, IV, [300]
Mlawa, movements before, III, [324]
Mobilization, diplomatic papers on, I, [405]
Modern warfare, methods of, I, [66]
Mœuvres, taken by British, VIII, [45]
Moewe, German raider, achievements of, IV, [159]
Moldavia, transport, sunk, VII, [464]
Monastir, capture of, by Allies, VI, [141]-143
Monchy-le-Preux, taken by Canadians, VIII, [392]
Monmouth, cruiser, II, [223]
Monolithe Farm, taken by the French, VIII, [22]
Monoplanes, V, [420]
Mons, battle of, II, [60]-68
Mons, taken by the British, VIII, [78], [420]
Montauban, captured, VIII, [34]
Mont Blanc, taken by French and Americans, VIII, [54]
Mont des Singes, taken by French, VIII, [43]
Montdidier, capture of, VIII, [17]
Montdidier, French successes at, 1918, VII, [314]
Monte Altissimo, seizure of, by Italians, IV, [396]
Monte Ancora, Italian attack on, V, [243]
Monte Grappa, VIII, [125]
Montenegrin army, II, [359]
Montenegrin nationality, I, [259]
Montenegrin surrender, criticism of, IV, [336]
Montenegro, conquest of, IV, [329]
Montenegro in the war, II, [358]-361
Monte Sisemol, French troops on, VIII, [99]
Montmédy, American soldiers welcomed, VIII, [79]
Mont St. Eloi, III, [121]
Mont St. Simeon, occupied by the French, VIII, [37]
Moreuil, taken by French, VIII, [15]
Morlancourt, Germans at, VIII, [15]
Mormal Forest, British in, VIII, [73]
Morocco, French annexation, I, [138]
Morocco, in Treaty, VIII, [232]
Morrison, Colonel, at second Battle of Ypres, VIII, [312]
Mortemer, taken by the French, VIII, [17]
Mort Homme, battle of, V, [345], [354], [369]
Motor cars, work of, VIII, [31]
Motor Zeppelins, V, [418]
Mount Lovcen, effect of capture of, on Italian campaign, IV, [399]
Mount Sorrell, Canadians at, VIII, [353]
Mucke, captain of Ayesha, III, [193]
Mülhausen, capture of, by French, IV, [40]
Müller, Captain von, II, [229]
Munitions, work of Canadian factories, VIII, [430]
Murman coast, American forces on, VII, [441]
Murmansk Peninsula, Allies on, VIII, [89]
Mush, Armenian massacre at, IV, [378]
Mush, fighting around, V, [294]
Mush, Russian capture of, III, [479]
Mustard Gas, VIII, [21]
Mustard Gas, in ruins of Roye, VIII, [35]

Namema, capture of, V, [360]
Namur, capture of, II, [53]
Nantel, Hon. W. B., Canadian Minister of Inland Revenue, VIII, [266]
Narotch Lake, Russian attack around, V, [124]
Nasiriyeh, Turkish defeat at, IV, [422]
Natal, destruction of, IV, [163]
National Army, composition of, IV, [423]
National Army, training of, VII, [116]
National Society, I, [287]
Nationality, growth of, I, [258]
Nationality in Serbia, I, [259]
Nauroy, taken, VIII, [50]
Naval aeroplanes, British raids by, VI, [280]
Naval battle of Jutland, V, [70]-108
Naval Conference, VII, [81]
Naval engagements, VII, [468]
Naval losses, IV, [143]-144; V, [113]-115
Naval losses at the end of the third year of the war, VI, [484]
Naval losses in two years, V, [113]-115
Naval policy, German, I, [44]
Naval situation beginning with the second year, IV, [143]
Naval strength of Austria, II, [206]
Naval strength of Germany, II, [204]
Naval strength of Great Britain, II, [197]
Naval warfare, surrender of the German Fleet, VIII, [147]
Navy, American, I, [11]; VII, [119]
Navy, Canadian, VIII, [301]
Neidenburg, capture of, II, [437]
Neutral flags, use of, III, [173]
Neutral shipping, loss of, IV, [170]
Neutral vessels in American ports, VII, [128]
Neuve Chapelle, battle of, III, [83]-92
Neuve Chapelle, Canadian artillery engaged at, VIII, [306]
Neuve Eglise, taken by the British, VIII, [40]
Neuville St. Remy, VIII, [52]
Neuville St. Vaast, III, [127]
New Zealanders between Croisilles and Bapaume, VIII, [34]
New Zealanders, gallantry of, at Suvla Bay, IV, [356]
New Zealanders take La Vacquerie, VIII, [51]
Nicholas II, abdication of, VI, [403]
Nicholas II assumes command of Russian army, IV, [188]
Nicholas II, murder of, VII, [447]
Nicholas II, reply to Kaiser's message, I, [440]
Nicholas II, reply to Serbian Crown Prince, I, [417]
Nicholas, Grand Duke, II, [373]; VI, [490]
Nicholas, Grand Duke, farewell to his army, IV, [189]
Nicholas, King of Montenegro, IV, [330]
Nicholas, Russian Czar, abdicates, VI, [404]
Niemen, operations along, III, [330]
Nieuport, German attack on, III, [269]
Nigeria, fighting in, III, [482]
Nish, fall of, IV, [288]
Nivelle, General, VI, [246], [349]
Northcliffe, Lord, appointed Commissioner to United States, VI, [355]
North Sea, battle of, II, [252]
Notre Dame de Lorette, attacks on, III, [155]
Notre Dame de Lorette, operations around, IV, [88]
Novo Georgievsk, capture of, III, [364]; IV, [184]
Noyon, Allies control roads, VIII, [20]
Noyon, taken by French, VIII, [36]
Nuredin Pasha, commander of Turks in Mesopotamia, IV, [426]
Nürnberg, II, [224]
Nyassaland, fighting in, III, [495]

Odessa, bombardment of, by aeroplanes, VI, [493]
Odlum, General V. W., VIII, [358], [376]
Oise, operations along, VII, [308]
Oise River, VIII, [20]
Oise-Sambre Canal, French force passage of, VIII, [73]
Oise Valley, French victories in, VIII, [25]
Olti, battle of, III, [478]
Orchard, Canadian attack on, VIII, [325]
Ortelsburg, capture of, II, [437]
Oslavia Heights, capture of, by Italians, IV, [408]
Ossowetz, bombardment of, III, [329]
Ostend Harbor, blocking of, VII, [473]
Ostend, King Albert and Queen Elizabeth enter, VIII, [62]
Ostend, raids on, by French and British aviators, IV, [56]; VI, [173]
Ostrolenka, capture of, III, [360]
Otani, General Kikugo, VIII, [86]
Otavi, battle of, III, [490]

Pachitch, Serbian Premier, declaration of intention of, IV, [289]
Palembang, V, [62]
Panet, General, VIII, [392]
Pan-Slavism, I, [151]
Paris, air raids on, IV, [19], [463]
Paris, bombarded by long-range guns, VI, [278]
Paris-Plage, headquarters of Canadian Forestry Corps, VIII, [289]
Parvillers, taken by Australians, VIII, [21]
Pashitch, N. P., the Serbian premier, I, [321]
Passchendaele, VIII, [365]-366
Passchendaele-Gheluvelt Ridge, capture of, by British, VII, [43]
Passes, battle of, III, [241]-244
Paterson, General R. W., VIII, [367]
Peace Conference, VIII, [193]
Peace Conference, representation at, VIII, [193]
Peace negotiations of Bolsheviki and Germany, VII, [156]-157
Peace, Russia's efforts for, I, [483]
Pégoud, Alphonse, French aviator, death of, IV, [50]
Pelletier Hon. L. P., Canadian Postmaster General, VIII, [266]
Pelves, taken by Canadians, VIII, [35]
Pensions, in Canada, VIII, [441]
Perly, Sir George H., VIII, [302]
Péronne, British air raids, on, VII, [278]
Péronne, captured by Australians, VIII, [38]
Péronne, French advance upon, V, [390]
Pershing, General John J., commander of the American Expeditionary Force, VI, [356]
Pershing, General John J., commands at St. Mihiel, VIII, [43]
Pershing, General John J., reaches France, VIII, [152]
Pershing, General John J., at Souilly, VIII, [180]
Persia, British position in, IV, [419]
Persia, British steamship, sinking of, IV, [157]
Persia, campaign in, III, [474]
Persia, Russian advance in, V, [331]
Persian Gulf, strategic importance of, II, [505]
Perthes, movement around, III, [79]
Pétain, General, VII, [322]
Pétain, General, attacks on Ailette River, VIII, [43]
Pétain, General, report of operations at Verdun, V, [358]
Pétain, Marshal, enters Metz, VIII, [79]
Peter, King of Serbia, IV, [290]
Petit Vimy, token by Canadians, VIII, [362]
Petrograd Council, reaction in, VII, [139]
Piave, Italian halt at, VII, [208]
Picardy battle, American operations in, VII, [372]
"Pimple, The," VIII, [359], [361]
Pinsk, capture of, IV, [206]
Pinsk Marshes, Russian successes in, V, [197]
Plumer, General, in advance to Cologne, VIII, [79]
Poincaré, President, opens Peace Conference, VIII, [193]
Poison gas, employment of, by British, VII, [35]
Poland, acquisition by Treaty of Peace, VIII, [228]
Poland, Austrian, II, [272]
Poland, southern, campaign in, III, [345]
Poland, winter campaign in, II, [463]
Pontruet, captured VIII, [47]
Pope Benedict, efforts at peace, VII, [97]
Pope, temporal power of, I, [189]
Poperinghe, Canadians buried at, VIII, [351]
Portugal, Russian hospital ship, sinking of, V, [64]
Portuguese seizure of German ships, V, [60]
Portuguese troops, achievements of, VII, [291]
Preparedness, naval, I, [19]
President Wilson's note on American rights, IV, [503]-504
Pressburg, Treaty of, I, [84]
Press organizations, I, [117]
Price, Captain William, at Valcartier Camp, VIII, [268]
Prince, Norman, death of, in air battle, VI, [181]
Princess Patricias, VIII, [352]
"Princess Pats," VIII, [321]
"Princess Pats" at St. Eloi, VIII, [307]
"Princess Pats," first fight of, VIII, [305]
"Princess Pats" joins Twenty-seventh British Division, VIII, [304]
"Princess Pats" leaves England for the front, VIII, [304]
"Princess Pats" Regiment, VIII, [285], [352]
Prinz Eitel Friedrich, German raider, III, [179]
Prinzip, Gabrilo, I, [261]
Pripet Marshes, character of, IV, [209]
Pripet Marshes, operations in, V, [152]
Prisoners and guns, taken by Canadians, VIII, [396], [406], [421]
Prisoners and guns, taken by Canadians in August, 1918, VIII, [389]
Prisoners of Allies, VIII, [35]
Prisoners, repatriation of, VIII, [235]
Prisoners, taken by the Allies, VIII, [16], [20], [31], [39], [51], [60], [69]
Pristina, capture of, IV, [300]
Pro-German propaganda in United States, IV, [505]
Protopopoff, opposes Duma, VI, [488]
Provisional Government of the Country of the North, VIII, [89]
Proyart, VIII, [19]
Prussian Guards, defeat of, by Americans, VII, [412]
Prussia's increase in power, I, [161]
Przasnysz, battles of, III, [324]
Przemysl, recapture, III, [301]-305
Przemysl, Russian capture of, III, [348]
Przemysl, siege of, II, [405]
Puisieux-au-Mont, VIII, [22]
Putnik, General, commander Serbian Army, II, [322]; IV, [274]

Queant-Drocourt "switch line" carried by the British, VIII, [39]
Queen Elizabeth at naval surrender, VIII, [147]
Quesnoy Wood, taken, VIII, [36]
Quincy, taken, VIII, [28]

Radoslavov, Premier of Bulgaria, III, [372]
Radziviloff, Austrian victory at, IV, [204]
Ramsgate, air raids on, IV, [26]
Ramillies, taken by Canadians, VIII, [402]
Rancourt, capture of, by the French, VI, [27]
Rasputin, assassination of, VI, [221]
Rawlinson, General, attack by Germans, VIII, [21]
Rawlinson, General, in advance to Cologne, VIII, [79]
Rawa-Russka, battle of, II, [395]
Read, General George, VIII, [183]
Red Cross in Serbia, II, [354]
Reichstag, Bethmann-Hollweg's statement in, I, [502]
Reid, Hon. J. D., Canadian Minister of Customs, VIII, [265]
Rennenkampf, General, II, [443]
Rennie, General R., VIII, [358], [388]
Rennie, General, attacks machine-gun position, VIII, [331]
Rensburg, Van, II, [577]
Reparations, VIII, [236]
Respirators, use of, I, [53]
Ressons-sur-Matz, taken by French, VIII, [17]
Rheims, bombardment of, II, [146]-153; III, [152], [154]; VI, [237]
Rheims, German attack upon, VII, [317]
Rhine bridgeheads, to be held by the Allies, VIII, [246]
Rhodesia, border fighting in, III, [495]
Ribécourt, taken by the French, VIII, [20]
Rifles used in different armies, I, [26]
Riga-Dvinsk sector, German offensive against, V, [125], [128]
Riga, Gulf of, Russian torpedo boats in, V, [151]
Riga, Russo-German operations around, V, [204]
Rights at sea, assertion of, by United States Government, IV, [480]
Rizeh, Russian occupation of, V, [294]
Roche, Hon. W. J., Canadian Minister of the Interior, VIII, [265]
Rockwell, Kiffin, death of, in air battle, VI, [181]
Redman, Roar-Admiral Hugh, VIII, [147]
Rodzianko, President of Duma, VI, [394]
Roeux, taken, VIII, [33]
Rogers, Robert, Canadian Minister of Public Works, VIII, [265]
Roosevelt, Theodore, efforts to command troops in France, VI, [335]
Root, Elihu, arrival of, in Russia as American Commissioner, VI, [417]
Roubaix, taken by the Allies, VIII, [63]
Roulers, attack on, II, [183]
Roulers, taken by Belgians, VIII, [52]
Rovereto, Italian advance toward, V, [244]
Rovereto, Italian attack on, IV, [396]; V, [244]
Rovno Fortress, strength of, IV, [212]
Royal Canadian Navy, VIII, [301]
Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, VIII, [301]
Royal Edward, British troopship, sinking of, IV, [149]
Royal Flying Corps, British, activities of, V, [425]
Royal Military College, Kingston, Canada, VIII, [266]
Roye, capture of, VII, [280]
Roye, investment of, VIII, [32]
Roye, taken by the French, VIII, [33]
Rozan, capture of, III, [361]
Rozières, taken by British, VIII, [18]
Ruffey, General, II, [55]
Rumania, conditions in, VII, [250], [252]
Rumania, military strength of, VI, [185]-186
Rumania, neutrality of, IV, [256]
Rumanian raid across the Danube, VI, [106]-111
Rumilly, VIII, [52]
Rupprecht, Crown Prince, in battle with British, VIII, [29]
Russia, area of, I, [286]
Russia, Allied military intervention in, VIII, [85]
Russia and Great Britain in Persia, I, [185]
Russia, Czechoslovaks in, VIII, [80]
Russia, German advance in, VII, [436]
Russia, German peace with, VII, [420]
Russia, in Treaty of Peace, VIII, [230]
Russia, advance on the eastern front, V, [120]
Russian advance on Trebizond, IV, [389]
Russian armies, mobilization of, I, [309]
Roman army, characteristics of, I, [55]
Russian artillery activity, V, [134]
Russian defeat, effect of, on Dardanelles campaign, IV, [364]
Russian disorganization, attempts by Germans, VI, [422]
Russian foreign policy, I, [151]
Russian grand dukes, arrest of, VII, [137]
Russian losses in August, 1915, IV, [202]-203
Russian losses in Russo-German campaign, II, [488]
Russian mobilization, I, [405]
Russian note to Great Powers, July 25, 1914, I, [271]
Russian offensive against Caucasus, reasons for, IV, [383]
Russian offensive in the east, beginning of, V, [154]
Russian peace terms with Germany, VII, [424]
Russian Poland, II, [268]
Russian pursuit of Turkish forces, V, [292]
Russian retreat, IV, [229], [239]
Russian retreat in Persia, V, [336]
Russian revolution, foreshadowing of, VI, [363]-365
Russian rout in Galicia, VI, [445]-447
Russian torpedo boats in the Gulf of Riga, V, [147]
Russia's attitude on coercion of Serbia, I, [377]
Russia's strategy in the East, II, [483]
Russky, General, II, [377]
Russky, General, retires from command, IV, [254]