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Siberia and the Exile System, p. 55.
       466 Dowler, Russia in 1913, p. 198.
       467 Vinogradov, “1914 God: Byt’ Ili ne Byt’ Vojne?”, p. 162.
       468 Fuller, Strategy and Power in Russia, p. 378.
       469 Neilson, Britain and the Last Tsar, p. 86 y cap. 3.
       470 Weinroth, “The British Radicals”, pp. 665-670.
       471 Gilmour, Curzon, p. 201.
       472 Hinsley, British Foreign Policy under Sir Edward Grey, pp. 135-136.
       473 Fuller, Strategy and Power in Russia, pp. 364-365; Neilson, Britain and the Last Tsar, pp. 113-115.
       474 Jusserand, What Me Befell, p. 203.
       475 Lieven, Russia and the Origins, p. 6.
       476 Stevenson, Armaments, p. 53.
       477 Lieven, “Pro-Germans and Russian Foreign Policy”, p. 38.
       478 Airapetov, Generalui, pp. 10-11.
       479 Fuller, Strategy and Power in Russia, pp. 379-382.
       480 Ibid., p. 404.
       481 Lieven, “Pro-Germans and Russian Foreign Policy”, pp. 41-42.
       482 Spring, “Russia and the Franco-Russian Alliance”, passim.
       483 Ibid., p. 569.
       484 Soroka, “Debating Russia’s Choice”, p. 14.
       485 Hantsch, Leopold Graf Berchtold, p. 33.
       486 Taube, La Politique russe d’avant-guerre, p. 15.
       487 Ibid., p. 43.
       488 Soroka, “Debating Russia’s Choice”, p. 11.
       489 Ibid., p. 4.
       490 Carter, The Three Emperors, p. 138.
       491 Albertini, The Origins of the War, vol. I, p. 159.
       492 Lieven, “Pro-Germans and Russian Foreign Policy”, pp. 43-45.
       493 Levine y Grant, The Kaiser’s Letters to the Tsar, p. 118 y 120.
       494 Andrew, Théophile Delcassé, pp. 250-252.
       495 Carter, The Three Emperors, p. 130.
       496 Cecil, Wilhelm II, p. 14.
       497 Carter, The Three Emperors, p. 185; Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, p. 146.
       498 Balfour, The Kaiser and His Times, p. 248.
       499 Albertini, The Origins of the War, vol. I, pp. 159-160; Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, pp. 152-153; McDonald, United Government and Foreign Policy in Russia, pp. 78-79.
       500 Levine y Grant, The Kaiser’s Letters to the Tsar, pp. 191-194.
       501 Lerman, The Chancellor as Courtier, pp. 128-130.
       502 Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. I, p. 161.
       503 Hopman, Das ereignisreiche Leben, p. 144.
       504 Lieven, Nicholas II, p. 192.
       505 BD, vol. IV, 205, pp. 219-20.
       506 Neilson, Britain and the Last Tsar, pp. 102-103.
       507 Taube, La Politique russe d’avantguerre, p. 90.
       508 Ibid., p. 101.
       509 Soroka, “Debating Russia’s Choice”, p. 15.
       510 Hantsch, Leopold Graf Berchtold, p. 49.
       511 Csáky, Vom Geachteten zum Geächteten, p. 67.
       512 En el original: “Je l’ai regretté tous les jours, mais je m’en félicité toutes les nuits”. Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, p. 325.
       513 Radziwill, Behind the Veil, p. 380.
       514 Taube, La Politique russe d’avant-guerre, p. 105.
       515 BD, vol. IV, 219, pp. 235-236.
       516 Fuller, Strategy and Power in Russia, p. 416.
       517 Soroka, “Debating Russia’s Choice”, p. 3.
       518 Taube, La Politique russe d’avant-guerre, p. 103.
       519 Nicolson, Portrait of a Diplomatist, pp. 183-185.
       520 Hinsley, British Foreign Policy under Sir Edward Grey, p. 158.
       521 Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, p. 352.
       522 Menning y Menning, ‘“Baseless Allegations”’, p. 373.
       523 Grey, Twenty-five Years, vol. I, p. 154.
       524 Spring, “Russia and the Franco-Russian Alliance”, p. 584.
       525 Albertini, The Origins of the War, vol. I, p. 189.
       526 Geiss, “Deutschland und Österreich-Ungarn”, p. 386.
       527 Angelow, “Der Zweibund zwischen Politischer”, p. 58; Snyder, The Ideology of the Offensive, p. 107.
       528 Bülow, Memoirs of Prince von Bulow, vol. II, p. 367.
       529 Ibid., p.