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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 December 2009
Apart from trips to Dessau in March and to Neustrelitz in May, Goschen was in Berlin until 5 July, when he left for England, getting back to the German capital on 77 August. He spent most of September and the first week of October at Tentschach. On 19 October he left for Copenhagen in connection with a family matter; he was back at his post on 21 October. On 30 November he went to stay with Lichnowsky in Austrian Silesia; he returned on 3 December. He spent the rest of the year in Berlin.
page 263 note 1 He was 2nd secretary.
page 263 note 2 Obbligato.
page 263 note 3 New German Ambassador, London.
page 263 note 4 Blamage.
page 263 note 5 Waldthausen.
page 264 note 1 Galib Kemali Bey.
page 264 note 2 Silesian landowner; keen golfer; mother nee Talleyrand-Périgord; wife née Radzivill.
page 264 note 3 He was a chamberlain.
page 265 note 1 Financial Adviser to Egyptian Government.
page 265 note 2 Kölnische Zeitung, 10 03 1913.Google Scholar
page 265 note 3 Russian Ambassador; Osten-Sacken's successor; name also spelt Sberveev.
page 265 note 4 Wilhelm II; Queen Mary's 3rd cousin.
page 265 note 5 The Empress's mother was born a princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg.
page 265 note 6 Shkodra; near the lake of that name.
page 265 note 7 Djakovica; north of the Drin.
page 266 note 1 Friedrich II.
page 266 note 2 Auer von Herrenkirchen.
page 266 note 3 British-born composer; Director, Hochschule fûr Musik, Berlin.
page 266 note 4 Secretary, Serbian Legation.
page 266 note 5 Secretary of State, German Foreign Office; Kiderlen-Wächter's successor; previously Ambassador in Rome.
page 266 note 6 San Giuliano.
page 266 note 7 Vouić.
page 267 note 1 In Hamburg; May 1912; the circumstances were certainly queer.
page 267 note 2 Constantine I.
page 267 note 3 Gedächtniskirche.
page 267 note 4 Perhaps a copy of Grey, to Buchanan, , 20 03 1913Google Scholar, B.D., ix, 2, no. 741.
page 267 note 5 Puccini.
page 268 note 1 Bollati; Pansa's successor.
page 268 note 2 He was a German conductor and musicologist.
page 268 note 3 Bollati.
page 268 note 4 House of Commons, 25 March 1913.
page 268 note 5 House of Commons, 26 March 1913.
page 268 note 6 Cf. Hansard, 5, 1, col. 1757.
page 268 note 7 Wedding of the Kaiser's daughter, Princess Viktoria Luise, to the Duke of Cumberland's son, Ernst August. This would mark an at least partial Hohenzollern-Welf reconciliation.
page 269 note 1 These two paragraphs originally entered on page for 28 March, and corrected by Goschen.
page 269 note 2 Goschen, to Nicolson, , 29 03 1913Google Scholar, N.P., F.O. 800/364.
page 270 note 1 Goeben.
page 270 note 2 Bulgarian Minister; his name is sometimes spelt ‘Guechov’.
page 270 note 3 Secretary, Greek Legation.
page 270 note 4 Goschen may have omitted a word after ‘Panslavist’; or he may have intended to write ‘Panslavists’.
page 271 note 1 Grey, to Goschen, , 2 04 1913Google Scholar, B.D., ix, 2, no. 790.
page 271 note 2 Nicholas of Montenegro.
page 272 note 1 Reichstag, 7 Apr. 1913.
page 273 note 1 13 Apr. 1913.
page 274 note 1 Sugimura.
page 274 note 2 Mahmud Mukhta Pasha.
page 274 note 3 In the Aegean; as a result of Turkey's wars their future was in doubt.
page 274 note 4 2nd secretary, French Embassy.
page 275 note 1 Born 1822.
page 275 note 2 For the wedding, on 24 May, of Princess Viktoria Luise and Prince Ernst August.
page 276 note 1 Lord-in-waiting.
page 276 note 2 George V's private secretary.
page 276 note 3 Equerry.
page 276 note 4 Groom-in-waiting.
page 276 note 5 Lord Chamberlain to Queen Mary.
page 276 note 6 Mistress of the Robes.
page 276 note 7 Lady-in-waiting.
page 276 note 8 First entry since 23 May.
page 277 note 1 3rd secretary, Vienna Embassy.
page 277 note 2 Professor of German, Oxford.
page 277 note 3 By Frederick Marryatt; published, 1836.
page 277 note 4 German bass.
page 277 note 5 Jadlowker.
page 277 note 6 In Copenhagen.
page 278 note 1 A family expression; indicating satisfaction.
page 278 note 2 This entry records the receipt of bad family news from Mary, who was in Copenhagen.
page 278 note 3 In order to be with Mary.
page 278 note 4 On 18 Oct. 1913, demanding the evacuation of Albanian territory.
page 278 note 5 No full stop in MS.; entry continued on page for 21 Oct.
page 279 note 1 Continued from previous page.
page 279 note 2 Young English violinist.
page 279 note 3 Mechtilde Lichnowsky.
page 280 note 1 In Alsace; French, Saverne.
page 280 note 2 Prince Wilhelm zu Wied; the Powers' choice as King of Albania.
page 280 note 3 Grey, to Goschen, , 20 12 1913Google Scholar, B.D., x, 1, no. 95.
page 280 note 4 Goschen had been confined to his bed with influenza.