PART I.—RUSSIAN AND TURKISH CAMPAIGN

CHAPTER

• Campaign in the Caucasus 9
• Turkish Advance Against Egypt 15
• Failure of "Holy War" Propaganda 21
• Results of First Six Months of Turkish Campaign 25
• The Dardanelles—Strategy of the Campaign 27
• Fortifications and Strength—First Movements 34

PART II.—JAPAN AND THE FAR EAST

• Why Japan Joined the Allies 40
• Military and Naval Situation in the Far East 46
• Beginning of Hostilities—Attacks On Tsing-Tau Forts 52
• Capture of Tsing-Tau 60

PART III.—THE WAR IN AFRICA

• Campaign in Togoland and the Cameroons 62
• German Southwest Africa—Rebellion in Union of South Africa 68

PART IV.—THE WESTERN FRONT

• Preparations for an Offensive 79
• Battle of Neuve Chapelle Begins 83
• Operations Following Neuve Chapelle 92
• Beginning of Second Battle of Ypres 99
• The Struggle Renewed 106
• Other Actions on the Western Front 115
• Campaign in Artois Region 121
• British Forward Movement—Battle of Festubert 128
• Sir John French Attempts a Surprise 134
• Attacks at La BassÉe 140
• Operations Around Hooge 146
• Franco-German Operations Along the Front 151
• Campaign in Argonne and Around Arras 158
• Belgo-German Operations 166

PART V.—NAVAL OPERATIONS

• The War Zone 170
• Attack on the Dardanelles 174
• German Raiders and Submarines 179
• Italian Participation—Operations in Many Waters 186
• Story of the Emden 193
• Summary of the First Year of Naval Warfare 206
• Fights of the Submarines 209
• Sinking of the Lusitania 222

PART VI.—THE EASTERN FRONT—AUSTRO-RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN

• The Carpathian Campaign—Review of the Situation 235
• Battle of the Passes 241
• Battle of Koziowa—Operations in the Bukowina 244
• Fall of Przemysl 249
• New Russian Offensive—Austro-German Counteroffensive 258
• Campaign in Galicia and Bukowina—Battle of the Dunajec 264
• Russian Retreat 276
• Austro-German Reconquest of Western Galicia 281
• Campaign in Eastern Galicia and the Bukowina 289
• Russian Change of Front—Retreat to the San 293
• Battle of the San 297
• Recapture of Przemysl 301
• Capture of Lemberg 306

PART VII.—RUSSO-GERMAN CAMPAIGN

• Winter Battles of the Mazurian Lakes 313
• The Russians Out of Germany 317
• Tightening of the Net—Report of the Booty 319
• Battles of Przasnysz—Before Mlawa 324
• Fighting Before the Niemen and Bobr—Bombardment of Ossowetz 329
• Russian Raid on Memel 334
• German Invasion of Courland—Capture of Libau 337
• Russian Offensive from Kovno—Forest Battles in May and June 342
• Campaign in Southern Poland—Movement upon Warsaw 345
• Battle of Krasnik—Capture of Przasnysz 348
• Grand Offensive on the Warsaw Salient 356
• Beginning of the End 361
• Warsaw Falls 366

PART VIII.—THE BALKANS

• Diplomacy in the Balkans 369

PART IX.—ITALY ENTERS THE WAR

• Spirit of the Italian People—Crisis of the Government 379
• The Decision Made—Italian Strategy 382
• Strength of Italian Army and Navy 388
• First Engagements 392
• Fighting in the Mountains 402
• Attacks in Gorizia 408
• Fighting in the Alps—Italian Successes 416
• More Mountain Fighting—Results of First Campaign 419

PART X.—THE DARDANELLES AND TURKEY

• Beginning of Operations 423
• Preparations for Landing—Composition OF Forces 429
• Plans of Sir Ian Hamilton—First Landing Made 437
• The British in Danger—Bitter Fighting 446
• Further Efforts at Landing—Failure to Take Krithia 454
• Krithia Again Attacked—Heroic Work of "Anzacs" 459
• Russo-Turkish Operations 469

PART XI.—THE WAR IN AFRICA

• The Cameroons 481
• British Conquest of Southwest Africa 484
• Other African Operations 493

PART XII.—WAR IN ARABIA, MESOPOTAMIA, AND EGYPT

• Mesopotamia and Arabia 497
• Syria and Egypt 503