Greece And the Allies 1914 1922
Greece And the Allies 1914 1922
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M. Jonnart's proscriptive lists were really M. Venizelos 's, who had long since made his own enemies pass for enemies to the Entente. The " purifica- tion " of the public ser\aces, as well as the prosecutions, the imprisonments and deportations of eminent personages, some of whom died of the hardships and privations they underwent, were his owm doing. The multipHcation of offices and officials began with his creation, at the very outset, of two new Ministries ; a measure to which even King Alex...ander demurred when the list of M. Venizelos 's Cabinet was presented to him.^ Nor is there upon record a single case in which the Chief seriously attempted either to restrain or to punish his subordinates. In truth, he was not free to do so. He was bound to the system he had brought into being and was irretrievably committed to all its works.
A man who gains supreme power against the wishes of ^ Jonnajt, p. 183 : " A clean sweep in Greece. " — The Daily Chronicle, 2 July. 1917 — an outline of M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Jonnart's proscriptive lists were really M. Venizelos 's, who had long since made his own enemies pass for enemies to the Entente. The " purifica- tion " of the public ser\aces, as well as the prosecutions, the imprisonments and deportations of eminent personages, some of whom died of the hardships and privations they underwent, were his owm doing. The multipHcation of offices and officials began with his creation, at the very outset, of two new Ministries ; a measure to which even King Alex...ander demurred when the list of M. Venizelos 's Cabinet was presented to him.^ Nor is there upon record a single case in which the Chief seriously attempted either to restrain or to punish his subordinates. In truth, he was not free to do so. He was bound to the system he had brought into being and was irretrievably committed to all its works.
A man who gains supreme power against the wishes of ^ Jonnajt, p. 183 : " A clean sweep in Greece. " — The Daily Chronicle, 2 July. 1917 — an outline of M.
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