The Albanian Question
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The Turks mistrusted them because of their recent revolts, and would not supply them with either arms or ammunition, and they possessed but small supplies.
They decided to remain neutral, and for the most part resisted only when attacked, and hoped, by proclaiming their neutrality and hoisting the Albanian flag, to obtain European recognition. But they were invaded by three of the Balkan armies.
The second Balkan War, during which the Balkan allies fought one another for the plunder, soon follo...wed. The Carnegie Commission of Enquiry has sufficiently described the horrors and 'atrocities committed by these self-styled " liberators " on the populations they purported to set free.
Italy and Austria, both having interests in the Adriatic, protested against the entire dismemberment of Albania, and called on Europe to recognise her independence, as did also very emphatically we Albanians. And on January ist, 1913, the Ambassadors of the Great Powers at the Conference of London decided upon creating Albania a neutral and inde- pendent State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Turks mistrusted them because of their recent revolts, and would not supply them with either arms or ammunition, and they possessed but small supplies.
They decided to remain neutral, and for the most part resisted only when attacked, and hoped, by proclaiming their neutrality and hoisting the Albanian flag, to obtain European recognition. But they were invaded by three of the Balkan armies.
The second Balkan War, during which the Balkan allies fought one another for the plunder, soon follo...wed. The Carnegie Commission of Enquiry has sufficiently described the horrors and 'atrocities committed by these self-styled " liberators " on the populations they purported to set free.
Italy and Austria, both having interests in the Adriatic, protested against the entire dismemberment of Albania, and called on Europe to recognise her independence, as did also very emphatically we Albanians. And on January ist, 1913, the Ambassadors of the Great Powers at the Conference of London decided upon creating Albania a neutral and inde- pendent State.
What to read after The Albanian Question?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Konitza to read onlineMoreLess
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