Burlington / Montreal / Boston / New York / Paris / Berlin / Washington / London / Surrey / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / The Russian State Bank / Clarendon Press / Russell / Oxford University Press / Protect British Trade / St. Martin's Press / German Reichsbank / Harvard University Press / Reichsbank / Austro-Hungarian Bank / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Hungary / France / Russia / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
GBP / RUB / franc / /
Facility
German Historical Institute / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
cable communications / financial systems / food supply / food requirements / finance / private central bank / food / banking / /
MedicalCondition
lack of coordination / thus inducing starvation / shock / Great Disorder / /
Organization
German military / French government / Cambridge University / McMaster University / Royal Navy / Harvard University / Committee of Imperial Defence / Freie Universität Berlin / German government / German Historical Institute / navy / Bank of France / Prussian War Ministry / Oxford University / Bank of England / High Command / Ministry of the Interior / and the General / /
Person
Matthew Seligmann / Gerald Feldman / John Fisher / Front de la Grande Guerre / Guy de Wendel / Charles Kessler / Nicholas Lambert / Ute Daniel / Rémy Porte / William Mulligan / Harrison Mark / Ivan Bloch / Great Powers / Alan Kramer / David French / Richard Challener / Annika Mombauer / Heather Jones / Eduard März / Alfred von Tirpitz / Martin Horn / Peter Gatrell / Rudolf von Havenstein / Jennifer Keene / Bill Nasson / Stephen Cobb / Williamson Jr. / Hugo Stinnes / Avner Offer / Oliver Janz / Georges Pallain / Broadberry / /
Position
pre-war governor / head / historian / banker / Admiral / Premier / /
Economic Planning before 1914 By Martin Horn This article surveys the financial and economic planning for war before 1914 in the European Great Powers that initially entered the conflict – Austria-Hungary, Britain, Fra