The Illusion of Victory (93 page)

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of London

Togoland

Toynbee, A. J.

Trans-Ocean News Service

Treason

Treaty of London (1909)

Treaty of London (1915)

Triple Entente

Trotsky, Leon

Truman, Harry S.

Tuberculosis

Tumulty, Joseph

and presidential election of 1920

and Wilson’s stroke

Turkey

Typhus

Ukraine

Unbeliever, The
(film)

Unemployment

Union of Democratic Control

Union of Russian Workers

United Irish-American Societies

United Mine Workers

United Nations

United States

Army

See also

Conscription;Volunteers (military);

World War I, AEF in;World War I

need for American troops

Army Air Service

British missions in Washington, D. C.

Bureau of Investigation (BI)

Civil War

Constitution

See also
Eighteenth

Amendment; Nineteenth Amendment

Fuel Administration

Justice Department

Marines

National Guard

Navy

pro-war sentiment in

Secret Service

Shipping Board

South

State Department

Supreme Court

War Department

See also
Congress; Weapons, U.S.

munitions industry;
under
Neutrality

United States vs the Motion Picture Film The

Spirit of

Unspeakable Prussian, The

U.S. Steel

Utopianism

Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynne

Vanderbilt, Cornelius

Vardaman, James

Venereal disease

Venezuela

Venizelos, Eleutherios

Veterans

Victoria (Queen)

Viereck, George Sylvester

Vietnam War

Vigilantes

Vigilantes (organization)

Villa, Francisco “Pancho”

Villard, Oswald Garrison

Viviani, René

Volstead Act.
See also
Prohibition

Volunteers (military)

von Stroheim, Erich

Vorwärts

Wade, Benjamin

Wagenheim, Hans Vo n (Baron)

Wagner, Robert F.

Wallace, Henry

Wall Street.
See
New York Stock Exchange

Walsh, Frank P.

Walsh, Thomas

“War Aims and Peace Terms It Suggests, The”

(Lippmann)

War camps

War correspondents

War crimes

War Data Investigation Bureau

War debt

War Industries Board

War of 1812

Warren, Francis E.

War resolution.
See also

Wilson, Woodrow, speech to Congress

of April

War zones (naval)

resolution banning Americans traveling

in

See also
Blockades

Washington, D.C.

Washington, George

Washington Evening Post

Washington Post

Weapons

Big Berthas

defective

demand for German surrender of

German agents’ sabotage of American

on the
Lusitania

on merchant ships

Munitions Department

shortages of

in U.S. armories

U.S. munitions industry

See also
Artillery; Disarmament; Hand

grenades; Machine guns; Mortars;

Tanks

Wear, Arthur I.

Webster, Daniel

Weeks, John W.

Weizmann, Chaim

Wellington House.
See also
Great

Britain, propaganda of

Wells, H. G.

Wertz, E. S.

West Point

West Virginia

Weygand, Maxime

What Price Glory
(Anderson and Stallings)

Wheat

White, Edward Douglass

White, Henry

White, John

White, William Allen

Whiting, Charlie

Whitney, Flora Payne

Whittlesey, Charles

Who’s Who in America

Wilhelm Tell
(Schiller)

Wilhelm II (Kaiser)

abdication of

as constitutional monarch

demand for surrender of

film about

Williams, John Sharp

Wilson
(film)

Wilson, Edith Galt

and Colonel House

and presidential election of 1920

role in White House

and Wilson’s funeral

and Wilson’s stroke

Wilson, Henry (General)

Wilson, Margaret

Wilson, William B.

Wilson, Woodrow

and acid test of loyal Americanism

Anglophilia of

and black-white violence

and Bolsheviks

books by

British roots of

cabinet of

Wilson, Woodrow

contradictory stands of

daughters of.
See also
Wilson

Margaret

and economic realities

and elections of 1918

film about

and food for post-war Germany

Fourteen Points of

funeral of

as governor of New Jersey

guilt felt by

health of

and hyphenates

isolation of

last years of

and League of Nations in Senate

and loans to foreign governments

and
Lusitania

and lynchings

and military campaigns

moralism of

motive for intervention in war

and negotiated peace

as orator

and peace conference/treaty

See also
Peace

conference/treaty, treaty

revisions/reservations

and “peace without victory”

and Pope Benedict peace proposal

presenting treaty to the Senate

and presidential election of 1920

as president of Princeton

principles of.
See also

Idealism

private life of

rating as a president

reception in Europe

and reorganization of government

and secret treaties

speaking tour of 1919

speech at Metropolitan Opera House

(1918)

speech to Congress of April

See

also
War resolution

speech to Congress of February

state-of-the-union addresses

and Theodore Roosevelt.
See
Roosevelt

Theodore, and Woodrow Wilson

vetoes of

and war’s impact on United States

Wilsonism

and woman suffrage

during World War

Wilson and the Issues
(Creel)

Wisconsin.
See also
La Follette

Robert

Wiseman, Sir William

Wobblies.
See
International Workers of the

World

Wolley, Robert

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Women

woman suffrage movement

See also
Nurses; Rape

Women’s Party

Wood, Leonard

removal of

World as Will and Idea, The
(Schopenhauer)

World War Foreign Debt Commission

World War I

Aisne-Marne offensive.
See also

France, Marne River salient

Allied Supreme War Council

amalgamation of American/Allied troops

See also
Pershing, John J., and

amalgamation of American/Allied

troops

American Expeditionary Force (AEF)

See also
World

War I, First Division in

casualties

causes of.
See also

Peace conference/treaty, war guilt

clause in treaty

disillusion with

Eastern Front

end of.
See also
Armistice

talks; Germany, and armistice; Wilson

Woodrow, and negotiated peace

First Division (U.S.) in

Kaiserschlacht
in

need for American troops

as profitable for big business

Rainbow Division (U.S.) in

reasons for U.S. intervention in

See also
Wilson, Woodrow

motive for intervention in war

retreats of forces in

Seventy-Seventh Division (U.S) in

supplies for

trench warfare in

voyage of First Division to France

War Council (U.S.)

See also
France

World War

YMCA

Ypiranga
(German ship)

Yugoslavia

Zanuck, Darry

Zimmermann, Arthur

Zionism