Tangiers / Madrid / Paris / Berlin / Washington / London / Windsor / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Germany / Switzerland / Puerto Rico / Romania / Netherlands / Guam / Italy / Gibraltar / Sweden / Cuba / Norway / France / Russia / Austria / United States / Portugal / United Kingdom / Philippines / Morocco / Spain / Greece / Denmark / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
port of Cartagena / /
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respective diplomatic services / important economic services / economic services / secret telegraphic communications / political services / /
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military fatigue / /
MusicGroup
the Revolution / the Allies / /
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Iberian Peninsula / /
Organization
Ministry of State / Spanish government / Maura’s government / army / Bolshevik government / Triple Alliance / navy / Spanish army / Prussian army / Spanish Embassy in Brussels / national government / US Federal Reserve / German Embassy / American government / Maura government / /
Person
Erich Ludendorff / Kaiser Wilhelm / Manuel García Prieto / José Canalejas / Woodrow Wilson / Joseph Willard / Don Carlos / Robert Lansing / Fernando León / Antonio Maura / Eduardo Dato / Alfonso / Wilhelm II / /
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new primary / Primary / /
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king / the king / minister of State / foreign ambassadors / President / minister / mediator / Tsar / Emperor / General / secretary of State / ambassador / princess / King / future arbiter / leader / representative / the Spanish ambassador in Paris / the American ambassador / /
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The Immediate Post / /
Region
northern Europe / Iberian Peninsula / central Europe / Mediterranean / /
Spain By Javier Ponce This article examines Spain’s neutrality during the Great War, highlighting factors such as the lack of military resources; the division of public opinion and internal conflicts; and actors such a