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This memoir was laid before Count Berchtold and Emperor Franz Joseph. In procedure he favored a 'politique de longue main.' Immediate war with Serbia he considered a 'fatal mistake,' one which might provoke a world war. Furthermore, he advised a careful treatment of Roumania for the purpose of winning back, if possible, this country which had lately been alienated from the Central Powers, or, in the event of the failure of this attempt, to threaten her from two sides. In this document he proposed the strengthening of Bulgaria against Serbia in order to attach the former country to Austria-Hungary. In March, 1914, Tisza wrote a memorandum in which he advocated a peaceful policy of readjustment in the Balkans. It is now a well-established fact that her Prime Minister, Count Stephan Tisza, was the only leading statesman of the Dual Empire who opposed the fateful ultimatum to Serbia, the rejection of which led to the outbreak of the World War. One of the Three Seals Placed Upon the Storeroom Doors of the Hungarian National Museum by General Bandholtz, October 5, 1919- Removed November 14, 1919, when the Roumanians Evacuated Budapest.ДЇor this service General Bandholtz later received a bronze medal dedicated to him 'From the Grateful National Museum.'ДЄmerican Military Mission, Grouped before the Royal Palace in BudapestДЄs an integral part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, Hungary participated in the World War on the side of the Central European Powers.

Temperley's History of the Peace Conference of Paris (Volume IV, page 135), by permission of the author, the Royal Institute of International Affairs of Great Britain, and the Oxford University Press.ДЄdmiral Horthy, Hungarian Commander in Chief The changing boundaries in the postwar period are based on those of a map in H. A., Head of the American Military Mission (Frontispiece) Rattigan to Earl Curzon, Followed by a Critique on the Same by General Bandholtz Appointment of General Bandholtz to the Inter-Allied Military Mission Supreme Council's Instructions to the Inter-Allied Military Mission to Hungary Read, of the Columbia University Press, for many helpful suggestions and for her fine coГ¶peration in the editing of this book.Д¬ontents Introduction by Fritz-Konrad KrГјgerДЄ List of the Principal Persons Mentioned in the Diary Inez Clair Bandholtz, whose support in editing this Diary was valuable to me. I wish to express my appreciation to Mrs. The attitude and activity of General Bandholtz in Hungary may, mutatis mutandis, be compared to that of Gen. I believe that the Diary is a monument to an upright, fair-minded and humane American, who has represented the best type of his countrymen in an unfortunate land. Inez Clair Bandholtz, permission to make the contents of the Diary available to students of history and diplomacy. However, when I happened to see it, I recognized its importance as a historical document of the World War period and was happy to secure from the widow of General Bandholtz, Mrs.

Harry Hill Bandholtz was not written for publication. HARRY HILL BANDHOLTZ: AN UNDIPLOMATIC DIARY

The annoyingly cute triplets who lived upon the hill