Vol. XI: The Outbreak of War
Foreign Office Documents
June 28th-August 4th, 1914
Collected and Arranged with Introduction and Notes by J.W. Headlam-Morley, M.A., C.B.E., Historical Adviser to the Foreign Office
2: From Mr. Akers-Douglas 22 June: Press comments on above (Recd, 6 July)
3: Sir G. Buchanan to Sir A. Nicolson, 25 June: Visit of Russian Emperor to Constantza, Private
4: To Sir E. Goschen, 24 June; Conversation with Prince Lichnowsky
5: To Sir G. Buchanan, 25 June; Conversation with Count Benckendorff
6: From Sir H. Rumbold, 2 July; Visit of British Squadron to Kiel. (Recd. 6 July)
7: 3 July; Enclosing report of Captain Henderson on visit to Kiel. (Recd. 6 July)
8: Sir G. Buchanan to Sir A. Nicolson, July. Enclosing report of Speech at Embassy dinner on 4 June. (Private)
9: From Consul Jones, (Tel.), 28 June, Assassination of Archduke
10: From Sir M. de Bunsen, (Tel.)
11: (Tel.)
12: From Sir E. Goschen, (Tel.)
13: From Consul Jones, 29 June (Tel.).
14: To Sir M. de Bunsen (Tel.)
15: To Count Mensdorff, Private.
16: From Count Mensdorff. Private. (Recd. 6 July)
17: From Consul Jones (Tel.) Anti-Servian demonstration.
18: From Sir M. de Bunsen (Tel.) Funeral of Archduke
19: Sir A. Nicolson to Sir G. Buchanan, 30 June. Assassination of Archduke. Private.
20: From Consul Jones. (Tel.) Destruction of Serb property
21: From Sir M. de Bunsen, 29 June, Assassination of Archduke, (Recd, 2 July).
22: From Sir H. Rumbold, 30 June, Conversation with Herr Zimmermann, (Recd. 2 July)
23: From Consul Jones (Tel.) 2 July, Proclamation of martial law.
24: From Sir H. Rumbold (Tel.) Funeral of Archduke.
25: From Consul Jones (Tel.) 3 July, Arrest of accomplices in Assassination
26: From Sir H. Rumbold, 3 July, Effect of Assassination in Germany, (Recd. 6 July)
27: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, 2 July Effect of Assassination in Servia, (Recd. 6 July)
28: From Sir M. de Bunsen, Effect of assassination in Austria
29: Sir M. de Bunsen to Sir A. Nicolson, 3 July, Servian attitude to Assassination: problems of Albania (Private).
30: From Mr. Akers-Douglas, 30 June, Effect of Assassination in Roumania (Recd. 6 July)
31: From Sir M. de Bunsen, (Tel.) 6 July, Servian, responsibility
32: To Sir H Rumbold, Conversation with Prince Lichnowsky
33: Sir A. Nicolson to Sir M. de Bunsen, The Albanian question, &c., Private.
34: From Sir M. de Bunsen, 4 July, Funeral of Archduke: encloses letter from Consul Jones (Recd. 7 July)
35: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, (Tel.), 4 July, Servian attitude to Assassination
36: Sir R. Rodd To Sir E. Grey. (Private) 7 July, Effect of Assassination in Italy
37: From Sir M. de Bunsen (Tel.), 5 July, Letters of Emperor Francis Joseph on the Assassination (Recd. 8 July)
38: To Sir F. Bertie, 8 July, Conversation with M. Cambon
39: To Sir G. Buchanan, Conversation with Count Benckendorff
40: From Sir M. de Bunsen, 5 July, Views of Russian, French, German and Italian Ambassadors at Vienna. (Min.) (Recd. 9 July)
41: To Sir H. Rumbold, 9 July, Conversation with Prince Lichnowsky
42: From Lord Granville, 9 July, Comments in French Press, (Recd. 10 July)
43: Sir H. Bax-Ironside to Sir A. Nicolson, 6 July, Outlook in Balkans on. (Private.)
44: From Sir H. Rumbold, 11 July, Situation in Germany (Recd. 13 July)
45: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, 10 July, Attitude of Servian Press, (Recd. 13 July)
46: From Sir M. de Bunsen, 11 July, Austrian attitude to Servia, (Recd. 15 July)
47: Communication from Servian Legation, Article in John Bull
48: From Mr. Crackanthorpe (Tel.), 11 July (a) death of M. de Hartwig. (Min); (b)
49: Sir G. Buchanan to Sir A. Nicolson, 9 July, Meeting of M. Poincaré and M. Sazonof, (Private), Assassination of Archduke
51: Count Tisza's Speech in Hungarian Chamber
52: From Lord Granville, 16 July, The Temps on Russian military strength, (Recd. 17 July)
53: From Mr. Crackanthorpe (Tel.), 17 July, Servian attitude to Austria
54: From Lord Granville, 17 July, Annual Congress of French Socialists, (Recd, 18 July)
55: From Sir M. de Bunsen(?) 13 July, Austrian attitude to Servia, (Recd. 18 July)
56: Sir M. de Bunsen to Sir A. Nicolson, 17 July, Private
57: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, 18 July. (Tel.)
58: From Sir M. de Bunsen (Tel.) Article in Westminster Gazette . (Min)
59: (Tel.) Views of Italian Ambassador
60: From Sir G. Buchanan (Tel.), Conversation with M. Sazonof
6l: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, 19 July, Conversation with Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (M. Grouitch)
62: (Tel.) 13 July, Death of M. de Hartwig, (Recd. 20 July)
63: From Sir H. Rumbold, 18 July, Conversation with M. Jules Cambon, (Recd. 20 July)
64: From Sir M. de Bunsen, 15 July, Enclosing five reports of Consul Jones upon Assassination of Archduke, (Recd. 20 July)
65: 16 July, Statements by Count Tisza in Hungarian Chamber (Recd. 20 July)
66: From Lord Granville, (Tel.), 18 July, Articles in Matin and Temps
(Recd . 20 July)
67: To Sir G. Buchanan (Tel.), 20 July Austrian demands to Servia
68: To Sir H. Rumbold, Conversation with Prince Lichnowsky on same subject
69: From Sir F. Bertie, 20 July, Communication in Matin on military position of the Powers, (Recd. 21 July)
70: From Mr. Max Muller, 14 July, Hungarian attitude to Assassination of Archduke and to Servia (Recd. 21 July)
71: From Sir M. de Bunsen (Tel.), 21 July, Views of French, Italian and Russian Ambassadors at Vienna on possibility of sudden Austrian offensive. (Min)
72: To Sir F. Bertie, Conversation with M. Cambon on Austrian demands to Servia
73: From Sir H. Rumbold, 20 July, Press statements on Austro-Servian relations (Recd. 22 July)
74: Sir R. Rodd to Sir E. Grey, 20 July Austrian demands to Servia, Private
75: From Sir G. Buchanan (Tel.), 22 July, Persian question
76: (Tel.), Austro-Servian relations and possibility of representations by France and England.
77: From Sir H. Rumbold (Tel.), 22 July, Conversation with Herr von Jagow upon Austro-Servian relations. (Min)
78: From Sir R. Rodd (Tel.), Conversation with Marquis Di San Giuliano upon same subject
79: To Sir G. Buchanan, Conversation with Count Benckendorff on possibility of representations by Russia
80: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, (?) July, Conversation with M. Grouitch on Servian (Recd. 23 July), attitude, and that of Austria and Germany. (Min)
81: From Mr. Max Muller, 16 July, Hungarian attitude to Servia, (Recd. 23 July)
82: 17 July, Debate in Hungarian Chamber: Speech (Rec. 23 July) by Count Tisza
83: From Sir M. de Bunsen (Tel.) 23 July, Further debate
84: From Sir G. Buchanan, (Tel.) Representations at Vienna. (Min.)
85: From Mr. Max Muller (Tel.), Debate in Hungarian Chamber
86: To Sir M. de Bunsen, Conversation with Count Mensdorff on Austrian demands to Servia
87: Communication by Servian Minister Austrian demands to Servia
88: From Sir M. de Bunsen, 21 July, Article in Neue Freie Presse on Austrian demands to Servia (Recd. 4 July)
89: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, (Tel.) 23 July, Austrian note to Servia
90: From Sir M. de Bunsen, (Tel.) Representations at Vienna
91: To Sir M. de Bunsen, (Tel.) 24 July, Austrian note to Servia
92 From Mr. Crackanthorpe (Tel.)
93: From Sir M. de Bunsen, (Tel.) Austrian note to Servia: views of French Ambassador
94: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, (Tel.), Terms of Austrian note to Servia
95: From Sir H. Bax-Ironside, (Tel.), Austrian relations with Bulgaria
96: From Mr. Crackanthorpe, (Tel.), Servian appeal to Italy
97: From Sir M. de Bunsen, (Tel.), Representations of Powers: attitude of Turkey
98: To Sir F. Bertie, Conversation with M. Cambon on Austrian note to Servia
99: To Sir H. Rumbold, Conversation with Prince Lichnowsky on same subject. (Min.)