Greece And the Allies 1914-1922
Greece And the Allies 1914-1922
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A muchlonger text, apparently elaborated at leisure, with a colourlessEnglish translation, was published by the Anglo-Hellenic League.
[15] Sarrail, pp. 152-4; Official statement by the RevolutionaryCommittee, Reuter, Salonica, 31 Aug. , 1916.
[16] Du Fournet, pp. 99-104, 122-4, 127, 129.
{114} CHAPTER XI Rumania's policy had always been regarded by the Greeks as of capitalimportance for their own; and as soon as she took the field, KingConstantine, though suffering from a recrudescence of the ...malady that hadnearly killed him in the previous year, set to work to consider whetherher adhesion did not make such a difference in the military situation asto enable him to abandon neutrality. Two or three days before thearrival of the Allied Fleet he had initiated conversations in that sensewith the Allied Ministers. [1] Simultaneously the question of a war Government came up for discussion;the actual Cabinet being, by order of the Allies, a mere businessMinistry charged only to carry on the administration until the electionof a new Parliament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A muchlonger text, apparently elaborated at leisure, with a colourlessEnglish translation, was published by the Anglo-Hellenic League.
[15] Sarrail, pp. 152-4; Official statement by the RevolutionaryCommittee, Reuter, Salonica, 31 Aug. , 1916.
[16] Du Fournet, pp. 99-104, 122-4, 127, 129.
{114} CHAPTER XI Rumania's policy had always been regarded by the Greeks as of capitalimportance for their own; and as soon as she took the field, KingConstantine, though suffering from a recrudescence of the ...malady that hadnearly killed him in the previous year, set to work to consider whetherher adhesion did not make such a difference in the military situation asto enable him to abandon neutrality. Two or three days before thearrival of the Allied Fleet he had initiated conversations in that sensewith the Allied Ministers. [1] Simultaneously the question of a war Government came up for discussion;the actual Cabinet being, by order of the Allies, a mere businessMinistry charged only to carry on the administration until the electionof a new Parliament.
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