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... Bulgaria was a single line which , beginning at Constantinople and running west through Adrianople , crossed the Bulgarian frontier and ran almost half - way to Sofia . The railway had been built and operated by the Turks , but during ...
... Bulgaria was a single line which , beginning at Constantinople and running west through Adrianople , crossed the Bulgarian frontier and ran almost half - way to Sofia . The railway had been built and operated by the Turks , but during ...
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... Bulgaria became within one week an equal encounter and within a fortnight a Bulgarian triumph . The Serbs were pushed back across the ranges , back across their own frontier . All that saved them from the sweeping invasion which they ...
... Bulgaria became within one week an equal encounter and within a fortnight a Bulgarian triumph . The Serbs were pushed back across the ranges , back across their own frontier . All that saved them from the sweeping invasion which they ...
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... Bulgaria was willing to concede . Bulgaria's obstin- acy was easy to understand because in a few months her army had suffered at least 93,000 casualties - more than the total of her allies . The Bulgarians had fought fiercely on the ...
... Bulgaria was willing to concede . Bulgaria's obstin- acy was easy to understand because in a few months her army had suffered at least 93,000 casualties - more than the total of her allies . The Bulgarians had fought fiercely on the ...
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