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- Shortly after midnight: The Foreign Office gets a message 4 August, 1914
- Shortly after 11.00 P.M.: Midnight Berlin time. There is still no news 4 August, 1914
- Shortly after 9.00 P.M.: A small group of cabinet members 4 August, 1914
- Evening: Paul Cambon 4 August, 1914
- Afternoon: Grey sees 4 August, 1914
- 2.00 P.M.: Asquith and Grey telegram Goschen asking 4 August, 1914
- Shortly after: The Chancellor is very agitated and he harangues 4 August, 1914
- Midday: Lichnowsky passes the Foreign Office 4 August, 1914
- 7.00 P.M.: Goschen calls on Jagow again. This time 4 August, 1914
- 11.30 A.M.: Cabinet meeting Grey gives the latest 4 August, 1914

Brief: What the Russians knew

Posted on July 23rd, 1914 by admin

Brief: What the Russians knew about Austro-Hungarian intentions [More]

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