320 INDEX
Germannavy, 6,46-47,52-55,83,125,
168,190, 225
GermanOrientalInstitute, 227
Germany:andAbadan,82-85,132;and
AbbasHilmi,21-22;andAfghanistan,
7,47,52;andAnatolianrailroad,4, 8;
andAnglo-Turkishconvention,39;
andArabs, xii, 4, 27-30, 38-39, 41-44,
81;andArmenians,7, 9;andBaghdad
railroad,14-15,24, 38, 40,44-45;and
Britain,x, xi, 15-16, 28, 30,35-40,44,
46-47,61,67;andcentralAfricanem-
pire, 55,I05, 168,260n. 36;defeatof,
226;andEgypt,17-24,32-33, 47; en-
circlementof, 39;andententecor-
diale,15-16;andFrance,53,55, 220;
andGermanEastAfrica, I04, 167-68,
260n. 33;andHijazrailroad,19;impe-
rialismof,3-4,39, 55,235n.19,260n.
36;andjernalPasha,II4-I5,164-65,
177-78,204,2U-I4;andJews, II2-I3;
andJulycrisis,44-45;andKlein expe-
dition,83-85, 129-30; lossofcolonies
of, 260n. 33;andMesopotamia,19,24,
28-29,35,38,4°,42,43-44;military
strategyof,46-47;andMorocco,17,
39,51;Muslimsubjectsof, 4;and
nazism,230;andoil, 40, 82-85;and
Orientalists,II;andpan-Islamism,x,
xii,17,22,30;paranoiaof, 15;and
peace feelers, 197;andPersia, 37-38,
47;andPersianGulf,14,37, 82-84;
andRussia,166;andSyria, rz, 19,24,
28,38;andTransjordan,221;andTur-
key, 4-IO, 14-15,28, 34,39-40,47-48,
55-56,69,86,95-96,235n. 13,237n. 28;
andVersaillestreaty,227;viewofOri-
entandOrientals,8, 58; waraimsof,
x, xii, 46, 48, 55, I06, 168;war'simpact
on, 227-28, 230;andWeimarRepub-
lic, 227-28;andWeltpolitik,xii, 6,13.
See alsoArmyGroupF(German);
Germanforeignministry;German
GeneralStaff;Turkey;war by revolu-
tion(Germany)
Gbadr(Mutiny)party,77-78,122, 123
Gifford,Gerald, 217
Giorgis,Habte,158,193,195
Glasenapp,Helmuthvon, 76
Goeben,49, 69, 85
Goltz,ColmarFreiherrvonder, 13,140,
I42-43,170,I85-86,2II
Gondos,Franz,63, 64, 25m. 61
Gorst,SirEldon,23,31
Grahame,T.G., 138
Grand vizier(primeminister), 34
GreatBritain:andAbadan,37, 40, 82,
84,132;andAbbasHilmi,21-22,32,53,
71,89-90,I03, 117-19,198-99;and
Aden, 2, 95;andAqabaincident,19-
20;andArabs xi, 30-33,4°-41;and
Armenians,7, 35, II4;andBaghdad
railroad,8, 35-36, 40;andBurma,U5;
andConstantinopleAgreement,152;
and"Easterners,"95, 163,187;Egypt,
xi-xii,2, 15-16,17-24,52,69-72,90, 92,
IOO-I02, 163,182-83,185;andIndia,x,
xii, 3, 7, 15,76-77,122-25,189;and
Farid,71;andFrance,15;andFrench
Somaliland,215;andGallipoli,xi,
IOI-2, 163,170;andGermany,x-xi,6-
7,15-16,17-24,28,31,34,35-4°,47,
I04;andIndia,Governmentof, 2, 7,
123;andHijazrailroad,19;andIbn
Saud,36-37;impactofwar on, 228-
30;andItaly,93-94,I02, 147,150;and
Jews, xi, II3;andKuwait,2, 15,36, 39;
andLibya,93-94,145-51,175-76, 190;
andaI-Masri,72, II6;andMesopota-
mia, xi, 35,36,39-40,84, I02, 13 2-33,
135,142,162,163,165,170,185-86,199,
200, 2II-12, 224-25;andmilitary
strategy,95;andMuhammarah,2, 37;
andOppenheim,22;andPalestine,32,
43, 200, 202, 205,207-8,213,224,229;
andpan-Islamism,x-xi,xii, 3, 7,17,25;