Official Communications and Speeches Relating to Peace Proposals 1916-1917
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WWI Document Archive > 1916 Documents > Official Communications and Speeches Relating to Peace Proposals 1916-1917
- Extract from the Speech of Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg in the German Reichstag, December 12, 1916
- Peace Note of Germany and Her Allies, December 12, 1916
- Note of the German Government to the Vatican regarding then Peace Proposals, December 12, 1916
- Austrian Official Statement regarding the Peace Proposals, December 12, 1916
- Extracts from the Speech of Premier Briand in the French Chamber of Deputies, December 13, 1916
- Russian semi-official Statement regarding the German Peace Proposals, December 14, 1916
- Extract from the Speech of Nicolas Pokrovsky, Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, in the Duma, December 15, 1916
- Resolution of the Russian Duma against acceptance of the German Peace Proposals, December 15, 1916
- Speech of Arthur Henderson, unofficial Member of the British Cabinet, London, December 16, 1916
- Extract from the Speech of Baron Sonnino, Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs, in the Chamber of Deputies, December 18, 1916
- President Wilson's Peace Note, December 18, 1916
- Extracts from the Speech of Lord Curzon in the House of Lords, December 19, 1916
- Extracts from the Speech of Premier Lloyd George in the House of Commons, December 19, 1916
- Extracts from the Speech of Former Premier Asquith in the House of Commons, December 19, 1916
- Speech of Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the House of Commons, December 21, 1916
- Swiss Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 23, 1916
- Swiss Peace Note in support of President Wilson, December 23, 1916
- German Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 26, 1916
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to President's Wilson's Peace Note, December 26, 1916
- Turkish Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 26, 1916
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to the Swiss Peace Note, December 27, 1916
- German Reply to the Swiss Peace Note, December 28, 1916
- Scandinavian Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 29, 1916
- Entente Reply to the Peace Note of Germany and Her Allies, December 30, 1916
- Bulgarian Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 30, 1916
- King Constantine's Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 30, 1916
- Spanish Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, December 30, 1916
- Declaration of Premier Radoslavoff in the Bulgarian Sobranje, December 30, 1916
- Austro-Hungarian Reply to the Scandinavian Peace Note, January 1, 1917
- Statement of Emile Vandervelde, Belgian Minister of State, on the Peace Proposals
- Chinese Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, January 9, 1917
- Entente Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, January 10, 1917
- Belgian Note supplementary to the Entente Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, January 10, 1917
- German Note to Neutral Powers relative to the Entente Reply to the Peace Proposals, January 11, 1917
- Extracts from the Austro-Hungarian Note to Neutral Powers relative to the Entente Reply to the Peace Proposals, January 11, 1917
- Premier Lloyd George's Guildhall Address, January 11, 1917
- British Note of January 13, 1917, amplifying the Entente Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note
- Kaiser Wilhelm's Proclamation to the German People, January 13, 1917
- Statement of Francesco Ruffini, Italian Minister of Public Instruction, Rome, January 14, 1917
- Persian Reply to President Wilson's Peace Note, January 15, 1917
- Extract from the Reply of the Greek Government to President Wilson's Peace Note, January 16, 1917
- President Wilson's Address to the Senate, January 22, 1917
- Speech of Viscount Motono, Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, in the Diet, January 23, 1917
- Extract from the Speech of Bonar Law, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Bristol, England, January 24, 1917
- Speech of Premier Tisza in the Hungarian Parliament, January 25, 1917
- German Note to the United States regarding the Submarine Blockade, January 31, 1917
- President Wilson's Address to Both Houses of Congress in Joint Session, February 3, 1917
- Severance of Diplomatic Relations between the United States and Germany, February 3, 1917
- Instructions to American Diplomatic Representatives in Neutral Countries, February 4, 1917, regarding the severance of Diplomatic Relations between the United States and Germany
- Senate Resolution of February 7, 1917, endorsing President Wilson's Action in severing Diplomatic Relations with Germany