The Balkan Wars, 1912-13: The War Correspondence of Leon TrotskyMonad Press, 1980 - 524 страница |
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... Obrenoviches , those agents of Austria - was raised to power by the successful coup d'etat of 1903.22 That was no mere palace revolution . The officers acted only as the instrument of the indignation felt by all the advanced and ...
... Obrenoviches , those agents of Austria - was raised to power by the successful coup d'etat of 1903.22 That was no mere palace revolution . The officers acted only as the instrument of the indignation felt by all the advanced and ...
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... Obrenoviches . This party too has , in respect to foreign policy , an Austrophile tradition behind it . It was with its cooperation that Milan in 1881 made his secret pact with Austria by which Serbia renounced all claims on Bosnia and ...
... Obrenoviches . This party too has , in respect to foreign policy , an Austrophile tradition behind it . It was with its cooperation that Milan in 1881 made his secret pact with Austria by which Serbia renounced all claims on Bosnia and ...
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... Obrenoviches were discredited to the utmost by the political and family scandals around their court . Prince Nikola started to recall once more that he was " Number One " in Serbdom . Yet , after the fall of the Obrenoviches , the ...
... Obrenoviches were discredited to the utmost by the political and family scandals around their court . Prince Nikola started to recall once more that he was " Number One " in Serbdom . Yet , after the fall of the Obrenoviches , the ...
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The Balkan Question | 3 |
The Balkans Capitalist Europe and Tsarism | 15 |
The Balkan Countries and Socialism | 29 |
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