"تاريخ الحرب الكبرى استنادًا إلى وثائق رسمية. الحملة في بلاد الرافدين ١٩١٤-١٩١٨. مجلد I" [و‎‎٢‎٠‎١] (٤٥٤/٤٠٦)

INDEX
375
Goeben (German battle cruiser).
Effect of arrival of, with Breslau, at Constantinople, 75 ; retention of
crew of, 77, 97 ; in Black Sea, 98.
Goltz, Field-Marshal von der.
Reorganises Turkish army (1883 and 1911), 26.
Gorringe, Major-Gen. G. F., C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.
In command of 33rd Inf. Brig., 188, 193 ; in command at Basra, 197 ;
conducts operations in Arabistan, 224-34, force under, (1 May),
Appendix V., 351-2 ; demonstration towards Amara, 231 ; leaves
Ahwaz for Basra (15 June), 233 ; in command of advance to Nasiriya,
275-98 ; Gen. Nixon’s instructions to, (23 June), 275 ; Operation
Orders, 286-7, 291-2 ; Nasiriya, 300 ; in command of L. of C.
troops at Amara, 314.
Grand Vizier of Turkey. See “ Sa’id Halim.” .
Great Britain. a.- oo ^
Influence of Brit, interests on Turco-German plans of operation, 3J-4 ,
pre-war policy, 35—48 ; Agreement of 1907 with Russia, 36, 38, 53 ;
relations of, with Turkey (1878), 36-7 ; decline of influence of, in
Turkey, 37-9 ; Baghdad railway, policy of, 40-3 ; rights of, on water
ways, 43-5 ; relations of, with Persian Gulf (from 1622), 45-7 ;
results of intervention of, in Persian Gulf, 46 ; relations of, with
Persia, 47-8 ; pre-war military policy of, in India, 49-74 ; Durand
Frontier Agreement of 1893 with Afghanistan, 51 ; LA. dependent
upon, 64, 68 ; Turkey opposed to war with, 76 ; effect of retention
by, of Turkish battleships, 76 ; preparations for defence of Persian
Gulf, 78-80 ; asked to support formation of a United Arabian State,
83 ; Govt, of, orders a force to Persian Gulf, 91-2 ; declares war on
Turkey, 98 ; communique of, re outbreak of war with Turkey, and
assurance of respect for Holy Places, 110-2.
— , Ambassador. See “ Mallet, Sir Louis.”
Greek Minister at Berlin.
Informed by German Emperor of alliance with Turkey, 75.
Grey, Sir Edward (S. of S. for Foreign Affairs). .
Telegram to, of 27 August 1914, from Sir Louis Mallet, cited, 77 , and
closing of Dardanelles, 91.
Gunboats, river. „ _ „ , , 10 .
Lack of, contributes to keep I.E.F. D on defensive, 134 « ; Admiralty
asked to provide, 158 n, 169, two sink on passage in Red Sea, 23b »,
Admiralty arrange to send twelve, 236 n, despatched (July August
1915), 342.
Gun Hill.
Turkish position at, 190 ; capture of, 2o6.
H.
Haig, Lt.-Gen. Sir Douglas, K.C.B., K.C.I.E., K.C.V.O.
On Indian assistance in event of war, 73.
Hallett, Lieut. C. G. (R.I.M.). „ XT ^ t? n x? iQt
Succeeds Lt.-Com. Seymour as S.N.O., E.B.K, 191.
Hamilton, Com. A. (R.I.M.).
Marine Transport Officer with force, 102.
Ham De^ptiin and navigation of, 2; navigation dificdtte ^fect r^n-
naissance 158 ; impassable by steamers of over 3-ft. draught, 158 ,
Turkish patrol boat on, 175 ; E B.F. reconno.tres approaches to,
220, 223, 241 ; shallowness of, 276, 28o, 311-2.