Europe Since 1870
Europe Since 1870
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Bis- marck, who had declared that Germany had no territorial claims in the Balkans, and that he would be glad to act as an "honest broker" between the others, was elected presi- dent the first day. By the Treaty of Berlin which fol- lowed, Russia suffered a great diplomatic defeat. What she had done in the Balkans was largely undone. The Bulgaria she proposed to establish was greatly reduced, while Austria-Hungary, who had taken no part in defeat- ing the Turks, got the right to administer the ...two Turkish provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which lay contigu- ous to her and now extended her dominion far southward.
The Congress and the Treaty of Berlin mark an epoch in the recent history of Europe. Many great consquences were to follow from the work of the diplomats who went there, but one of the first important results was the ending of the close friendship which had existed between Russia and Prussia since Prussia's friendly attitude to Russia THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE 179 during the Polish rebellion of 1803.
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Bis- marck, who had declared that Germany had no territorial claims in the Balkans, and that he would be glad to act as an "honest broker" between the others, was elected presi- dent the first day. By the Treaty of Berlin which fol- lowed, Russia suffered a great diplomatic defeat. What she had done in the Balkans was largely undone. The Bulgaria she proposed to establish was greatly reduced, while Austria-Hungary, who had taken no part in defeat- ing the Turks, got the right to administer the ...two Turkish provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which lay contigu- ous to her and now extended her dominion far southward.
The Congress and the Treaty of Berlin mark an epoch in the recent history of Europe. Many great consquences were to follow from the work of the diplomats who went there, but one of the first important results was the ending of the close friendship which had existed between Russia and Prussia since Prussia's friendly attitude to Russia THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE 179 during the Polish rebellion of 1803.
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