The Balkans 8 6
The Balkans 8 6
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' ofnational unity which had dogged them all since their birth. Their onlychance of success, however, was to strike in concert, for Turkey, handicapped though she was, could still easily outmatch them singly. Unless they could compromise between their conflicting claims, they wouldhave to let this common opportunity for making them good slip byaltogether.
Of the four states concerned, two, Serbia and Montenegro, were of the sameSouth-Slavonic nationality, and had been drawn into complete accord... witheach other since the formal annexation of Bosnia by Austria-Hungary in1908, which struck a hard blow at their common national idea, whileneither of them had any conflicting claims with Greece, since the Greekand South-Slavonic nationalities are at no point geographically incontact. With Bulgaria, a nation of Slavonic speech and culture, thoughnot wholly Slavonic in origin, Serbia had quarrelled for years over theultimate destiny of the Üsküb district in north-western Macedonia, whichwas still subject to Turkey; but in the summer of 1912 the two statescompromised in a secret treaty upon their respective territorialambitions, and agreed to refer the fate of one debatable strip to thearbitration of Russia, after their already projected war with Turkey hadbeen carried through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ofnational unity which had dogged them all since their birth. Their onlychance of success, however, was to strike in concert, for Turkey, handicapped though she was, could still easily outmatch them singly. Unless they could compromise between their conflicting claims, they wouldhave to let this common opportunity for making them good slip byaltogether.
Of the four states concerned, two, Serbia and Montenegro, were of the sameSouth-Slavonic nationality, and had been drawn into complete accord... witheach other since the formal annexation of Bosnia by Austria-Hungary in1908, which struck a hard blow at their common national idea, whileneither of them had any conflicting claims with Greece, since the Greekand South-Slavonic nationalities are at no point geographically incontact. With Bulgaria, a nation of Slavonic speech and culture, thoughnot wholly Slavonic in origin, Serbia had quarrelled for years over theultimate destiny of the Üsküb district in north-western Macedonia, whichwas still subject to Turkey; but in the summer of 1912 the two statescompromised in a secret treaty upon their respective territorialambitions, and agreed to refer the fate of one debatable strip to thearbitration of Russia, after their already projected war with Turkey hadbeen carried through.
What to read after The Balkans 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevill Forbes a J Toynbee D Mitrany Dg Hogarth to read onlineMoreLess
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