Eleftherios Venizelos His Life And Work
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Venizelos then thought that the Allies would come to some arrangement about the partition, and that the struggle would not come to a head till three or four years later. So he took no further steps, as other difficulties GRECO-SERBIAN ALLIANCE 121 required his attention elsewhere. But the basis of an understanding had been laid.
When he returned to Bucharest after the hitch in the negotiations, M. Jonesco com- municated this conversation to King Charles and M. Majoresco. Roumania was inclined t...o temporize; she did not want to tie herself down, and she took no action in reply to M. Venizelos's advances.
But the turn of events brought the two countries nearer together. On May 14 Greece and Serbia signed a treaty of alliance at Salonika. On this occasion M. Venizelos told M. Pashitch of his conversation in London with M. Jonesco ; the two Prime Ministers agreed to ask Roumania to define her attitude in the event of a war with Bulgaria, and M. Venizelos applied to M. Jonesco, as the two following telegrams prove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Venizelos then thought that the Allies would come to some arrangement about the partition, and that the struggle would not come to a head till three or four years later. So he took no further steps, as other difficulties GRECO-SERBIAN ALLIANCE 121 required his attention elsewhere. But the basis of an understanding had been laid.
When he returned to Bucharest after the hitch in the negotiations, M. Jonesco com- municated this conversation to King Charles and M. Majoresco. Roumania was inclined t...o temporize; she did not want to tie herself down, and she took no action in reply to M. Venizelos's advances.
But the turn of events brought the two countries nearer together. On May 14 Greece and Serbia signed a treaty of alliance at Salonika. On this occasion M. Venizelos told M. Pashitch of his conversation in London with M. Jonesco ; the two Prime Ministers agreed to ask Roumania to define her attitude in the event of a war with Bulgaria, and M. Venizelos applied to M. Jonesco, as the two following telegrams prove.
What to read after Eleftherios Venizelos His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kostas Kairophylas to read onlineMoreLess
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