Economic Problems of Serbia
Economic Problems of Serbia
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000 39 o/ 23 V ' J /O '' /O Total . 117. 903. 000 84. 222. 000 -98- Serbia after the Balkanic war.
The Serbian territory was enlarged, by Old Serbti and Macedonia, with 89. 000 km 2 and the population with i. 200. 000 inhabitants. At the eve oi' the European war Serbia had, with her new frontiers. 87. 833 km 2 with 4. 200. 000 inhabitants.
But, in this proportion of Serbia's enlargement, the economical and intellectual standard of the new country did not rise. The agricultural production in the... villages under the Turkish domination, liber- ated by the wars, the commerce in the Turkish provinces, all was behind-hand. The feodal system in Turkey did not allow the free scope and flight which are so necessary for the development of forces. The provinces annexed by Serbia were hardly cultivated (8 o/o and 10 o/o in the vilayet of Kossovo and 7. 3 o/o in the vilayet of Monastir). The cultivated surface in the new provinces is 3 or 4 times smaller than in Serbia as she was before the treaty of Bucarest, and the density of the population amounts only to 3o per squ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
000 39 o/ 23 V ' J /O '' /O Total . 117. 903. 000 84. 222. 000 -98- Serbia after the Balkanic war.
The Serbian territory was enlarged, by Old Serbti and Macedonia, with 89. 000 km 2 and the population with i. 200. 000 inhabitants. At the eve oi' the European war Serbia had, with her new frontiers. 87. 833 km 2 with 4. 200. 000 inhabitants.
But, in this proportion of Serbia's enlargement, the economical and intellectual standard of the new country did not rise. The agricultural production in the... villages under the Turkish domination, liber- ated by the wars, the commerce in the Turkish provinces, all was behind-hand. The feodal system in Turkey did not allow the free scope and flight which are so necessary for the development of forces. The provinces annexed by Serbia were hardly cultivated (8 o/o and 10 o/o in the vilayet of Kossovo and 7. 3 o/o in the vilayet of Monastir). The cultivated surface in the new provinces is 3 or 4 times smaller than in Serbia as she was before the treaty of Bucarest, and the density of the population amounts only to 3o per squ.
What to read after Economic Problems of Serbia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kosta Stojanovic to read onlineMoreLess
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