Roumania's Cause & Ideals
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19 Politiken, 2. vj. 15.
NEGOTIATIONS 93 by the Quadruple Entente. She was promised Serbian Macedonia, Greek Macedonia (as far as Kavala), and the Enos-Midia frontier as against Turkey. She asked for more : and wanted to know what compe^nsation would be adjudged to Serbia and Greece, and what she was to gain in the Dobrudja.20 It was claimed at Sofia that Bulgaria ought to be restored to the frontiers settled at the Conference of London, 1913 : and on these conditions she would oppose not Russi...a, but Pan-Germanism.2i Such rectifications would have been hard enough to enforce by the " Concert of the Powers " : it was very much complicated by the fact of the Great European War, and the influence on the little Powers of the Balkans of the ebb and flow of fortune in the field : for Russia was beginning her great and disastrous retreat. There were rumours that negotiations were proceeding for a separate peace with Russia. ^^ The offers On the 30th June the Quadruple En- of the tente sent in its offer to Bulgaria ;2^ but these were apparently unacceptable, for Ghenadiev claimed the whole of the Dobrudja, as well as Macedonia.^'' 20 Berliner Morgenpost, 22.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19 Politiken, 2. vj. 15.
NEGOTIATIONS 93 by the Quadruple Entente. She was promised Serbian Macedonia, Greek Macedonia (as far as Kavala), and the Enos-Midia frontier as against Turkey. She asked for more : and wanted to know what compe^nsation would be adjudged to Serbia and Greece, and what she was to gain in the Dobrudja.20 It was claimed at Sofia that Bulgaria ought to be restored to the frontiers settled at the Conference of London, 1913 : and on these conditions she would oppose not Russi...a, but Pan-Germanism.2i Such rectifications would have been hard enough to enforce by the " Concert of the Powers " : it was very much complicated by the fact of the Great European War, and the influence on the little Powers of the Balkans of the ebb and flow of fortune in the field : for Russia was beginning her great and disastrous retreat. There were rumours that negotiations were proceeding for a separate peace with Russia. ^^ The offers On the 30th June the Quadruple En- of the tente sent in its offer to Bulgaria ;2^ but these were apparently unacceptable, for Ghenadiev claimed the whole of the Dobrudja, as well as Macedonia.^'' 20 Berliner Morgenpost, 22.
What to read after Roumania's Cause & Ideals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Magnus, Leonard Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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