Hapsburg, House of, domination of, prevented by the war, 89; war let loose by, 100; attempt of, to present navy to Yugoslavs, 126; Upper Adige and, 185, 187 Harden on Germany’s desire for war, 26 Harding, President, 279 Heraclea coal mines, 96 Hermada, 48 High Commissioners, 315 Hindenburg, 36 Hohenzollerns, the Germany of the, 26, 36; passing of militarism with the, 60; domination of, prevented by the war, 89; Socialists and the, 99; war let loose by the, 100 Holland, colonies of, 90 Hungary: preparations against Roumania, 20; Fiume and, 125; Popular Party and, 201; economic relations with, 213; reparations, 295, 298. _See also_ Austro-Hungarian monarchy Iglesias, speech 13th June 1923 at, 326 Immigration Bill, 341 Imperial Italy, 292 _Indipendente_, 354 Inter-allied debts, 294, 346 Internal policy, 306 _et seq._ “Internationals,” German, 26 Internationalism, 11 Islam, situation in, 213 Isonzo, fording of the Upper, 31; Caporetto and the, 32; Italian sacrifices beyond the, 48; destruction of the Hapsburg empire, 107; obligation of Italy to pass the, 111; Yugoslav boundaries and the, 127; Italian army’s advance towards, 172 Ismet Pasha, 266 Istria, Slavs in, 131; Fascisti from, 171 Italian-Croat brotherhood, 104 Italian Proletariat, Assizes of the, 105 Italo-American Association, 336 Italo-American Society, 342 Italo-Russian Agreement, 303 Italo-Ukraine Agreement, 303 Italo-Yugoslav Commission, 301 Italy: Socialist Party, 3, 23, 93; Triple Alliance, 22; no ground for remaining neutral, 23; Battisti, Sauro and Rismondo on destinies of, 74; and the Brenner, 74; and the Adriatic, 74; and Dalmatia, 74; Socialist Union, 92; Liberal leaders out of touch with, 165; Monarchy of, 176; Convention with Montenegro, 190; agreements with Yugoslavia, 251; universities of, 291; position of, respecting reparations, 294; War Loan and credits to Austria, 299; relations with Russia, 303; relations with United States, 304; Crimean expedition and the unity of, 351 Jaffa, Conference of, 195 Janina, 363 Japan, conflict between U.S. and, 121–2 Jerusalem, conquest of, 100; Polish immigrants, 195 Jews: English mandate in Palestine, 194 _et seq._; sacrifices by Italian Jews in the war, 195 Journalism, Parliamentarism and, 313 Judiciary Circuits, 314 Jugoslavia. _See_ Yugoslavia Kaiser, the, 66 Kemal, Mustapha, 150, 189, 266 Kerensky, 33 Klopstock, 114 Labour, Asiatic Utopia and, 82 Labour, General Confederation of, 106, 110; Fascisti demand Ministry of, 174 Labriola, 348–9, 352 Lansing, Mr., on Dalmatian question, 96 Larussa, order of the day on Electoral Reform proposed by, 362