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قراءة كتاب True Stories of The Great War Volume 2 (of 6) Tales of Adventure-Heroic Deeds-Exploits told by the Soldiers, Officers, Nurses, Diplomats, Eye Witnesses
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True Stories of The Great War Volume 2 (of 6) Tales of Adventure-Heroic Deeds-Exploits told by the Soldiers, Officers, Nurses, Diplomats, Eye Witnesses
TRUE STORIES
OF THE
GREAT WAR
TALES OF ADVENTURE—HEROIC DEEDS—EXPLOITS
TOLD BY THE SOLDIERS, OFFICERS, NURSES,
DIPLOMATS, EYE WITNESSES
Collected in Six Volumes
From Official and Authoritative Sources
(See Introductory to Volume I)
VOLUME II
Editor-in-Chief
FRANCIS TREVELYAN MILLER (Litt. D., LL.D.)
Editor of The Search-Light Library
1917
REVIEW OF REVIEWS COMPANY
NEW YORK
REVIEW OF REVIEWS COMPANY
CONTENTS
This collection of stories for VOLUME II has been selected by the Board of Editors, according to the plan outlined in "Introductory" to Volume I for preserving the "Best Stories of the War" from the most authentic sources in Europe and America. These pages record 144 personal adventures and episodes told by twenty-four Diplomatists, Attachées, Aviators, Naval Officers, French Mothers, German Spies, Soldiers and Eye-Witnesses. Full credit is given in every instance to the original source.
| "BEHIND THE SCENES IN WARRING GERMANY" | 1 |
| Told by Edward Lyell Fox | |
| (Permission of Robert M. McBride and Company) | |
| THE "EMDEN"—AN EPIC OF THE GREAT WAR | 24 |
| EXPERIENCES ABOARD A GALLANT LITTLE FIGHTING SHIP | |
| Told by Kapitanleutnant Hellmuth Von Mücke | |
| (Permission of Ritter and Company) | |
| "THE WAY OF THE CROSS"—A TRAGEDY OF THE RUSSIANS | 45 |
| THE MILLIONS WHO HAVE BECOME BEGGARS | |
| Told by V. Doroshevitch | |
| (Permission of G. P. Putnam's Sons) | |
| THE NOTEBOOK OF AN ATTACHÉ IN THE EMBASSY AT PARIS | 61 |
| A DISPATCH-BEARER IN THE AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC | |
| SERVICE | |
| Told by Eric Fisher Wood | |
| (Permission of The Century Company) | |
| 'NEATH VERDUN—BEHIND THE CROWN PRINCE'S ARMY | 79 |
| Told by Lieutenant Maurice Genevoix | |
| (Permission of Frederick A. Stokes Company) | |
| ON THE ANZAC TRAIL—WITH THE FIGHTING AUSTRALASIANS | 101 |
| ADVENTURES OF A NEW ZEALAND SAPPER | |
| Told by "Anzac" (Name Suppressed) | |
| (Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company) | |
| WITH BOTHA'S ARMY IN GERMAN SOUTHWEST AFRICA | 121 |
| ON THE ROAD TO CAPETOWN | |
| Told by J. P. Kay Robinson | |
| (Permission of E. P. Dutton and Company) | |
| LAST WORDS OF A "SOLDIER AND DRAMATIST" | 140 |
| LETTERS OF HAROLD CHAPIN | |
| (Permission of John Lane Company) | |
| THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE—PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF AN | |
| AMERICAN WAR CORRESPONDENT | 158 |
| Told by Stanley Washburn | |
| (Permission of Doubleday, Page and Company) | |
| A FRENCH MOTHER IN WAR TIME | 170 |
| BEING THE JOURNAL OF MADAME EDOUARD DRUMONT | |
| Translated by Grace E. Bevir | |
| (Permission of Longmans, Green and Company) | |
| "THE FALL OF TSINGTAU"—THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST | 186 |
| WITH THE JAPANESE IN THE ORIENT | |
| Told by Jefferson Jones | |
| (Permission of Houghton, Mifflin and Company) | |
| WITH MY REGIMENT—BRITONS ON THE FIELD OF HONOR | 195 |
| FIGHTING FROM THE AISNE TO LA BASSEE | |
| Told by a "Platoon Commander" | |
| (Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company) | |
| THE STORY OF COUNT SEILERN | 204 |
| A TRAGEDY OF THE HAPSBURGS | |
| (Permission of Wide World) | |
| TURNING HEAVENS INTO HELL—EXPLOITS OF CANADIAN | |
| FLYING CORPS | 228 |
| BATTLE IN AIR WITH ONE HUNDRED AEROPLANES | |
| Told by Officer of Royal Canadian Flying Corps | |
| (Permission of New York Herald) | |
| "THE LEGION OF DEATH"—WOMEN SOLDIERS ON THE FIRING-LINE |