XIII

EL COMIENZO DE LAS CRISIS:
ALEMANIA, FRANCIA Y MARRUECOS

^[1] Schoen, Memoirs of an Ambassador, p. 20; Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, p. 694. <<

^[2] Schoen, Memoirs of an Ambassador, pp. 22-23. <<

^[3] BD, vol. II, p. 71, p. 62. <<

^[4] Balfour, The Kaiser and His Times, p. 255. <<

^[5] Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, p. 695. <<

^[6] Hewitson, «Germany and France», p. 579. <<

^[7] Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, pp. 691-693. <<

^[8] Ibid., p. 702, nota 1. <<

^[9] Hewitson, «Germany and France», pp. 585-586. <<

^[10] Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, pp. 680-681. <<

^[11] Ibid., pp. 683, 684. <<

^[12] Morris, Theodore Rex, pp. 334-335. <<

^[13] Andrew, Théophile Delcassé, pp. 269-270. <<

^[14] Ibid., p. 272. <<

^[15] Kaiser, «Germany and the Origins», p. 453. <<

^[16] Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, p. 162. <<

^[17] Kaiser, «Germany and the Origins», p. 453. <<

^[18] Craig, The Politics of the Prussian Army, p. 285. <<

^[19] Lee, Edward VII, vol. II, p. 340. <<

^[20] The Times, 31 de marzo de 1905. <<

^[21] Marder, From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow, p. 116. <<

^[22] Monger, The End of Isolation, p. 192. <<

^[23] Ibid., p. 187. <<

^[24] Ibid., p. 190. <<

^[25] Andrew, Théophile Delcassé, pp. 287-288. <<

^[26] Ibid., pp. 281, 283, 285. <<

^[27] Ibid., p. 286. <<

^[28] Balfour, The Kaiser and His Times, p. 265. <<

^[29] Monger, The End of Isolation, p. 224 y nota 2. <<

^[30] Nicolson, Portrait of a Diplomatist, p. 119. <<

^[31] Andrew, Théophile Delcassé, pp. 291-292. <<

^[32] Ibid., p. 299. <<

^[33] Ibid., pp. 292-293. <<

^[34] Ibid., pp. 296-297. <<

^[35] Ibid., p. 289. <<

^[36] Ibid., pp. 276-278, 278-279. <<

^[37] Ibid., pp. 296-301. <<

^[38] Weber, The Nationalist Revival in France, p. 31. <<

^[39] Monger, The End of Isolation, p. 202. <<

^[40] Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, pp. 135, 138. <<

^[41] Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, p. 707. <<

^[42] Nicolson, Portrait of a Diplomatist, p. 122. <<

^[43] Andrew, Théophile Delcassé, p. 303. <<

^[44] Weber, The Nationalist Revival in France, p. 32. <<

^[45] Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, pp. 40-41. <<

^[46] Ibid., p. 42. <<

^[47] Marder, From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow, p. 117. <<

^[48] Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, p. 731. <<

^[49] Grey, Twenty-five Years, vol. I; véase por ejemplo la carta del 31 de enero de 1906, pp. 176-179. <<

^[50] Otte, «Almost a Law of Nature?», pp. 82-83. <<

^[51] Wilson, The Policy of the Entente, p. 13. <<

^[52] Grey, Twenty-five Years, vol. I, p. 128. <<

^[53] Lloyd George, War Memoirs, vol. I, p. 91. <<

^[54] Gilmour, Curzon, p. 26, nota. <<

^[55] Robbins, Sir Edward Grey, pp. 23-24, 29. <<

^[56] Massie, Dreadnought, p. 585. <<

^[57] Steiner y Neilson, Britain and the Origins, pp. 41-42. <<

^[58] Wilson, The Policy of the Entente, p. 35. <<

^[59] Steiner y Neilson, Britain and the Origins, pp. 42-43. <<

^[60] Otte, «Almost a Law of Nature?», p. 79. <<

^[61] BD, vol. III, pp. 200, 162. <<

^[62] Grey, Twenty-five Years, vol. I, p. 98. <<

^[63] Rich, Friedrich von Holstein, vol. II, p. 733. <<

^[64] Oppel, «The Waning of a Traditional Alliance», p. 324. <<

^[65] Bridge, From Sadowa to Sarajevo, pp. 281-282. <<

^[66] Herring, From Colony to Superpower, p. 363. <<

^[67] BD, vol. III, pp. 401, 337-338. <<

^[68] Lerman, The Chancellor as Courtier, pp. 147-148. <<

^[69] Balfour, The Kaiser and His Times, p. 262; Lerman, The Chancellor as Courtier, p. 144. <<

^[70] Balfour, The Kaiser and His Times, p. 264. <<

^[71] Otte, «Almost a Law of Nature?», p. 83. <<

^[72] Foley, «Debate. The Real Schlieffen Plan», pp. 44-45. <<

^[73] Craig, The Politics of the Prussian Army, pp. 284-285. <<

^[74] Joll y Martel, The Origins of The First World War, p. 197. <<

^[75] Oppel, «The Waning of a Traditional Alliance», pp. 325-326. <<

^[76] Dumas, The Franco-British Exhibition, p. 4. <<

^[77] Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, pp. 38-40. <<

^[78] BD, vol. III, pp. 299, 266-268. <<

^[79] Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, p. 76. <<

^[80] Lloyd George, War Memoirs, vol. I, pp. 49-50. <<

^[81] Wilson, The Policy of the Entente, pp. 85-87. <<

^[82] Ibid., pp. 93-96. <<

^[83] Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, pp. 90-92. <<

^[84] Kennedy, «Great Britain before 1914», p. 173. <<

^[85] Wilson, The Policy of the Entente, p. 125. <<

^[86] Offer, The First World War, p. 303. <<

^[87] Doughty, Pyrrhic Victory, p. 39. <<

^[88] Marder, From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow, pp. 384-388. <<

^[89] Wilson, The Policy of the Entente, p. 126; Fisher y Marder, Fear God and Dread Nought, vol. II, p. 232. <<

^[90] Marder, From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow, pp. 246-247. <<

^[91] Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, pp. 106-107. <<

^[92] Steiner y Neilson, Britain and the Origins, p. 213. <<

^[93] Neilson, «Great Britain», pp. 183-185; Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, pp. 187-193. <<

^[94] Jeffery, Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, pp. 96-97. <<

^[95] Williamson, Politics of Grand Strategy, p. 196. <<

^[96] Porch, The March to the Marne, p. 228. <<

^[97] Eubank, Paul Cambon, pp. 114, 123, 155 y passim. <<

^[98] Doughty, «French Strategy in 1914», p. 435. <<

^[99] Schmidt, Frankreichs Aussenpolitik, pp. 138-141. <<

^[100] Jeffery, Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, p. 37. <<

^[101] Williamson, «General Henry Wilson», p. 91. <<

^[102] Ibid., pp. 94-96. <<

^[103] Callwell, Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, vol. I, p. 89. <<

^[104] Ibid., pp. 78-79. <<

^[105] Andrew, «France and the German Menace», p. 137. <<

^[106] Callwell, Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, vol. I, p. 105. <<

^[107] Keiger, «Jules Cambon», p. 642. <<