History of Serbia
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Adrianople . Fell, and the British fleet in the Sea of Marmora was the only bulwark of the Turkish Empire. How far Russia and her allies would have gone but for the British oppo- sition is uncertain, but the Treaty of San Stefano signed 268 TREATY OF BERLIN AND between Turkish and Russian representatives on 3rd March (1878) indicates the high-water mark of Slavonic aspirations in the Balkans. Serbia was to receive Nish and a large accession of territory, Montenegro was to be greatly enlarged to... touch the coast of Spizza and Anti- vari, and to be almost contiguous in boundary with Serbia. The essential feature, however, of the scheme was the creation of a " Big Bulgaria " which Russia evidently hoped to make an output of her influence in the Balkans. Put briefly, the independent Principality of Bulgaria was to comprise the most important parts of Turkish territory ceded to the Balkan League in 1 91 3. Bulgaria included all its present boundaries, together with all Macedonia and other parts of Serbia and Greece as extended in 1913.
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Adrianople . Fell, and the British fleet in the Sea of Marmora was the only bulwark of the Turkish Empire. How far Russia and her allies would have gone but for the British oppo- sition is uncertain, but the Treaty of San Stefano signed 268 TREATY OF BERLIN AND between Turkish and Russian representatives on 3rd March (1878) indicates the high-water mark of Slavonic aspirations in the Balkans. Serbia was to receive Nish and a large accession of territory, Montenegro was to be greatly enlarged to... touch the coast of Spizza and Anti- vari, and to be almost contiguous in boundary with Serbia. The essential feature, however, of the scheme was the creation of a " Big Bulgaria " which Russia evidently hoped to make an output of her influence in the Balkans. Put briefly, the independent Principality of Bulgaria was to comprise the most important parts of Turkish territory ceded to the Balkan League in 1 91 3. Bulgaria included all its present boundaries, together with all Macedonia and other parts of Serbia and Greece as extended in 1913.
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