Gertrude Bell (83 page)

GLB describes,
1921
,
381
–82

picnic by,
1922
,
392

Times
(London),
42
,
44
,
132
,
221

GLB's obituary notices,
415
,
417
,
418

Times of India
,
417
–18

Tod, Arthur,
209

Tod, Aurelia,
209
,
317

Tokyo,
67

Townshend, Maj.-Gen. Charles,
263

Transjordan,
365
,
368
,
396
,
397
,
399

Treaty of Lausanne,
399

Treaty of Versailles,
357

Trenchard, Air Marshal Sir Hugh M., 1st Viscount Trenchard,
365

Trevelyan, George,
405

Trevelyan, Pauline,
406
–407

Tur Abdin plateau, Anatolia,
125

Turkey and Turks: army,
246

GLB's prewar travels in,
110
,
111

Faisal with army,
336
,
338

and Armenians,
323

and Arab Revolt,
337
,
338
–39,
341
–46

on outbreak of WWI,
218
,
219

1917
,
299
–300

at Kut,
263

at Tafal,
346

after WWI,
307

Treaty of Lausanne,
399
–400

1924
invasion,
400

tripartite treaty with Britain and Iraq,
412

see also
Constantinople

Ottoman Empire

Young Turks

Turkiyyeh (of Hayyil),
195
–96,
199
,
202
,
203
,
204

U

Ukhaidir palace, Iraq,
110
,
124
,
132

ill
.

Ur, Iraq,
261
,
410

utilitarianism,
62
,
63

V

Versailles, Treaty of,
357

Victoria, Queen,
8

Vogue
,
220
,
315

W

Wahabi sect (Akhwan),
166
,
175
,
266
,
308
,
396
–97,
398

Wales,
142

Walford, Capt. Garth,
155
–56

Wallington Hall, Northumberland,
67

Wang, Kirsten,
14

War Office,
218
,
219
,
226
,
228
,
230
,
231
,
245
,
249
,
285
,
318
–19

“fear telegram,”
220
,
231

Joint War Committee Report,
1914
,
226
–27,
228
,
231

Mesopotamian Campaign,
266

Ware, Major Fabian,
230

Washington New Hall, near Newcastle upon Tyne,
5
,
6
,
9

water, in desert,
105
,
106
,
175
,
185
,
186
,
206

Watson, Sir Harry,
314

Webb, Philip (architect),
18
,
64
–65

Weizmann, Chaim Azriel, President of Israel,
354
–55,
356

Wejh, Saudi Arabia,
343
,
344

Wemyss, Rosslyn, Admiral of the Fleet, 1st Baron Wester-Wemyss,
341

Whymper, Edward (climber),
79
,
91

Williams, Col. Weir,
155
,
156

Wilson, Sir Arnold (A. T.), Civil Commissioner for Iraq: character and career,
265
–66,
325
–26

at Basra,
265
–66,
272

in Baghdad,
283
,
284
,
301
,
302
,
303
,
307
–308,
316
,
318
,
324
,
325
–30,
331
–32,
367

view of GLB,
326
–28

leaves Baghdad,
333

subsequent career,
333

at Paris Peace Conference,
311
–12,
349

at Cairo Conference,
366

Wilson, J. M. 410

Wilson, Woodrow, U.S. President,
287
,
305
–306,
319
,
347
,
351

Wingate, Gen. Sir Reginald F., Governor-General of the Sudan, Sirdar of the Egyptian Army,
208
,
285
,
341

Wizeh, Iraq,
211

women in Baghdad,
316
–18

Howeitat,
188

suffrage and suffragettes,
24
,
69
–72

see also
harems

Woolf, Virginia,
25

Woolley, Leonard,
161
,
241
,
410
,
415

ill
.

Wordsworth, Elizabeth,
37
–38,
39

World War I,
94
,
111
,
147
–48,
149
,
217
,
221

trench warfare,
221
,
233

U.S. enters,
287

1918
,
304
–305

Armistice,
305

see also
Gallipoli

Wounded and Missing Enquiry Department: Boulogne office,
147
,
221
–34,
237
,
371

London office,
224
,
234
,
235
,
236

Paris office,
220
,
224
,
225

Y

Yahya Beg,
104
,
123
,
268

Yasin Pasha, Gen. al-Hashimi, Prime Minister of Iraq,
328

Yazidi sect,
300

Yenbo, Saudi Arabia,
341
–43

Young, Hubert W.,
389

Young Turks,
132
,
243
,
309
,
337
,
338

Ypres, battle,
147
–48,
221

Z

Zagros mountains, Iran,
244

Zaid ibn Hussain, Emir: in Arab revolt,
339
,
340
,
342

subsequently,
359
,
394
,
401
,
403

Zaiya (servant),
401
–402

Zamil ibn Subhan,
195
,
202
,
215

Zionism,
313
,
353
–55,
368
–69

Zionist Commission,
356

Ziza, Jordan, GLB in,
1914
,
145
,
176
–77,
180
,
181