Europe And Beyond a Preliminary Survey of World Politics in the Last Half Centu
Europe And Beyond a Preliminary Survey of World Politics in the Last Half Centu
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Not Abdul Hamid himself was more esteemed at Berlin than Enver Bey. Far more serious was the set back to German ambitions threatened by the formation of the Balkan League, and still more by its rapid and astonishing victories in the autumn of 1912.
Hardly had the League entered upon the path of victory when Serbia received a solemn warning that she would not be permitted to retain any ports upon the Adriatic. This was a cruel blow to her national ambitions ; but it was something more. It was a ...diplomatic move of Machiavellian subtlety and skill. If Serbia could be effec- tually headed off from the Adriatic ; if the eastern boundaries of an autonomous Albania could be drawn on sufficiently generous lines, Serbia would not only be deprived of some of the accessions contemplated in her partition treaty with Bulgaria (March, 1912), but would be compelled to seek access to the sea on the shores of the iEgean instead of the Adriatic. A conflict of interests between Serbia and Bulgaria would almost certainly ensue i6 ij 242 EUROPE AND BEYOND in Macedonia ; conflict between Serbia and Greece was not improbable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not Abdul Hamid himself was more esteemed at Berlin than Enver Bey. Far more serious was the set back to German ambitions threatened by the formation of the Balkan League, and still more by its rapid and astonishing victories in the autumn of 1912.
Hardly had the League entered upon the path of victory when Serbia received a solemn warning that she would not be permitted to retain any ports upon the Adriatic. This was a cruel blow to her national ambitions ; but it was something more. It was a ...diplomatic move of Machiavellian subtlety and skill. If Serbia could be effec- tually headed off from the Adriatic ; if the eastern boundaries of an autonomous Albania could be drawn on sufficiently generous lines, Serbia would not only be deprived of some of the accessions contemplated in her partition treaty with Bulgaria (March, 1912), but would be compelled to seek access to the sea on the shores of the iEgean instead of the Adriatic. A conflict of interests between Serbia and Bulgaria would almost certainly ensue i6 ij 242 EUROPE AND BEYOND in Macedonia ; conflict between Serbia and Greece was not improbable.
What to read after Europe And Beyond a Preliminary Survey of World Politics in the Last Half Centu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a R John Arthur Ransome Marriott to read onlineMoreLess
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