The Balkan Wars, 1912-13: The War Correspondence of Leon TrotskyMonad Press, 1980 - 524 страница |
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... became impossible for the Stambulovists to remain in power any longer , they themselves recommended the Democrats to ... became commander in chief , and another Stambulovist general , Fichev , became chief of staff , Semyon Radev became ...
... became impossible for the Stambulovists to remain in power any longer , they themselves recommended the Democrats to ... became commander in chief , and another Stambulovist general , Fichev , became chief of staff , Semyon Radev became ...
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... became an informer for the Petersburg division of the Okh- rana , the tsarist secret police . He succeeded in establishing exten- sive connections among the Social Democrats in St. Petersburg and became editor of Nachalo , the first ...
... became an informer for the Petersburg division of the Okh- rana , the tsarist secret police . He succeeded in establishing exten- sive connections among the Social Democrats in St. Petersburg and became editor of Nachalo , the first ...
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... became a republic in 1945 . Karavelov , Petko ( 1843-1903 ) — leader of the Democratic Party and premier of Bulgaria in 1880 , 1883 , and 1901-1902 . Educated in Mos- cow , he was influenced by I. S. Aksakov's Slavophile group . Retur ...
... became a republic in 1945 . Karavelov , Petko ( 1843-1903 ) — leader of the Democratic Party and premier of Bulgaria in 1880 , 1883 , and 1901-1902 . Educated in Mos- cow , he was influenced by I. S. Aksakov's Slavophile group . Retur ...
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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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