Serbias Part in the War volume 1
Serbias Part in the War volume 1
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Boshkovitch signalled his conviction that Austria-Hun- gary was preparing to exert such pressure on Serbia as could be transformed into hostile attack.
Little doubt now existed that the Central Powers were prepared for a general conflagration. On July 21st the Russian Ambassador at Vienna made it known that no demarche made with the object of humiliating Serbia THE DAWN OF ARMAGEDDON 39 could leave Russia indifferent. The next day, when the text of the Austrian Note was already known in Berlin,... the German Press put forward the theory that war was inevitable and the moment very opportune, and on July 24th M. Sazonoff unveiled the real object of the Central Powers when he informed Sir G. Buchanan that Austria " aimed at overthrowing the present status quo in the Balkans and establishing her own supremacy there. " The desire to punish Serbia for the murder of the Arch- duke had become a mere platitude. The crime of Sara- yevo, like the annexation of Bosnia-Hertzegovina, the creation of an independent Albania, and the encourage- ment afforded to Bulgaria in 1913, had been made a servant of the Pan-German scheme to establish Austria on the iEgean and Germany on the Persian Gulf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boshkovitch signalled his conviction that Austria-Hun- gary was preparing to exert such pressure on Serbia as could be transformed into hostile attack.
Little doubt now existed that the Central Powers were prepared for a general conflagration. On July 21st the Russian Ambassador at Vienna made it known that no demarche made with the object of humiliating Serbia THE DAWN OF ARMAGEDDON 39 could leave Russia indifferent. The next day, when the text of the Austrian Note was already known in Berlin,... the German Press put forward the theory that war was inevitable and the moment very opportune, and on July 24th M. Sazonoff unveiled the real object of the Central Powers when he informed Sir G. Buchanan that Austria " aimed at overthrowing the present status quo in the Balkans and establishing her own supremacy there. " The desire to punish Serbia for the murder of the Arch- duke had become a mere platitude. The crime of Sara- yevo, like the annexation of Bosnia-Hertzegovina, the creation of an independent Albania, and the encourage- ment afforded to Bulgaria in 1913, had been made a servant of the Pan-German scheme to establish Austria on the iEgean and Germany on the Persian Gulf.
What to read after Serbias Part in the War volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crawfurd Price to read onlineMoreLess
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