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Page 167
... Serbia as the most influential of the Balkan states , greatly increasing both her territory and her prestige in the Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913. Simultaneously Serbia had earned the enmity of the Austrian Empire which , not without ...
... Serbia as the most influential of the Balkan states , greatly increasing both her territory and her prestige in the Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913. Simultaneously Serbia had earned the enmity of the Austrian Empire which , not without ...
Page 171
... Serbian reply unsatisfactory , that the Austrian Ambassador had left Belgrade and that both countries were mobilising . There was also news that the Serbian Court and Government had left Belgrade for Kragojevać , seventy miles to the ...
... Serbian reply unsatisfactory , that the Austrian Ambassador had left Belgrade and that both countries were mobilising . There was also news that the Serbian Court and Government had left Belgrade for Kragojevać , seventy miles to the ...
Page 173
... Serbian Minister who undertook to arrange for a train to meet him on the Serbian side of the frontier . He went back to the Legation for a sleep and a game of tennis . In the evening a story reached Sofia that the Austrians had occupied ...
... Serbian Minister who undertook to arrange for a train to meet him on the Serbian side of the frontier . He went back to the Legation for a sleep and a game of tennis . In the evening a story reached Sofia that the Austrians had occupied ...
Contents
NOSTALGIA ON WHEELS BY R HUDSON SMITH | 113 |
A BENGAL MAGISTRATE IN THE 1860s BY W HARWOOD LONG | 240 |
A BRITISH DIPLOMATS DIARY OF 1914 BY MICHAEL GLOVER | 404 |
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