War by Revolution. Germany and Great Britain in the Middle East in the Era of World War I

330 INDEX

Vali(Turkishgovernor), 29

Vacicanzrz

Versaillestreaty,227

Voigt,Gunther, 81

Voretzsch,Dr., 124

Wagner,Wilhelm, 81
Wahhabis,36
WahibBey, 62, 64, 9I, lO6, lO9,I79,257n.
89
Wangenheim,BaronHansvon:and
Abadan,83;andAbbasHilmi,53;and
Arabs, 42-43;andArmenians,II3,
262n. 68;deathof, 164;andEgypt, 55;
andEnverPasha,53-54, lO8-9,133,
164;andforeignministry,lO8;and
IbnRashid,42;andItaly, 56, 58, 88;
and]emalPasha,II5;andjews,IU;
andjihad,86;andal-Masri.aj,II6;
andOppenheim,lO8-9;andpan-
Islamism,14,44;andPersia,129,133,
135;personalrivalriesof, 55-57;and
Sanussis,89;andSharifofMecca, III;
andTurks,39, 42-43,47-49,lO8
War byrevolution(Germany),and
AbbasHilmi,53,89-90,II6-I7,198-
99,208-9,225;andAbyssinia,lO4,
156-58, 193-94,214;andAfghanistan,
51-52,79-8I,u8,139,143-45;aimsof,
xi-xii,46-50,5I, 15I;andAliDinar,
192;andArabia,168-69;andArabs,
61-63, 67, 98, lO6-7, II4,135,165-66,
I7I,2lO-U;archaeologistsin, 8I;and
Armenians,II3-14;arroganceof, 68,
213;andBritish,xi-xii,46-48,53, 6I,
67, 140-63, 167,I70-76,220;andca-
liphate,6I, 67;diplomaticblunders
of,88-89;asdiversion,x, xii, 46,49-
50, WI, 140, 168,248n. 16;earliestex-
peditionsof,59-66;andEgypt,49-6I,
69-72,86,97-98,lOO-lOI,165,167,
182-83;andEnverPasha,5I, 54, 56,
lO8,14-15,173;andFaysal, lO9-II,175,

212;financingof, 67, 87, 18I,184,205,

284n. 23;Frobeniusmissionof, 63-65,

lO5-6, 156-57;Hallmissionof, 156;

historiographyon, 232-33nn. rz;and

Holz,24-15;andIbnSaud,62, lO7,

164,166, 203;andIbnRashid,62, lO6-

7,203;imperialistaimsof, 80, lO4-5,

167-68, 20I,215,217,225-26, 276n. 2,

288n. 2;andIndia,51-52,76-79,rzc-

27,215-I7,225-26;andItaly, 56-58,

88-89;and]iddaconsulate,66, 168;

andjihad,xi-xii,46, 48,50-5I,66-67,

90-9I,97-99,lO6-7,1I7,13I,134;Klein

expeditionof, 13I,135;in Libya, 56-57,

88-89,145-5I,190-9I,24,225;

Mannesmannmissionof,88-89,146-

5I, 19I;andai-Masri,II6;"Maurice"

and,209-lO;Mesopotamiaand,90,

u9,135,181-82,200-20I,2lO-U,224-

25;misperceptionsof, 68;Muntafiq

missionof, 2II;Musilmissionof, 65-

66, 9I, lO7;Niedermayerand,80-82,

u8,130-3I, 136-39, 143-45,212;

Oppenheimand,66-67,roy-rz,II4,

166,184-85;opposesArab revolt,I79-

85, 187,20I,203-4,2U-I3,220-25; ori-

gins of, I, 6, 17,46-48,233n.13,235n.

I7;inPalestine,2U-I3,222,224;pan-

Islamismof, 48-5I, 68,69,78,86,14,

1I7;andPersia, 52, 79-85,u8-43;

plansfor,48-50;andpostwarcon-

tacts,227-28;Pratap-Hentigexpedi-

tionof,u8,136-39, 143-45;andpris-

onersofwar, 68;problemsof,46-47,

52, 66, 67, 81-82,86-88,98, lO4,122-

27, 134-39,140-4I,164,I78-79,184,

203-4;propagandaof, 5I,66-68,lO8,

IIO,II2,14,133,157,184,2II;and

Sanussis,56-57,88-89,145-5I,190-9I,

225;SharifofMeccaand,61-63, 66,

I06,I08-IO,I65-66,I69,I72-75,I78-

8I,223;significanceof, 228-30;

Stotzingenmissionof, 172-78, 279n.