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... Serbia . The king of Serbia believed that , if Bulgaria's army remained pinned down on the distant Turkish border , he could easily snatch territory . It was almost as if the French were guarding the German border in expectation of an ...
... Serbia . The king of Serbia believed that , if Bulgaria's army remained pinned down on the distant Turkish border , he could easily snatch territory . It was almost as if the French were guarding the German border in expectation of an ...
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... Serbia , and Austria's ultimatum ended the war exactly a fortnight after it had begun . Just as Serbia was the fisherman which had intervened while Bulgaria and Turkey were quar- relling , now Austria threatened to fish while Bulgaria ...
... Serbia , and Austria's ultimatum ended the war exactly a fortnight after it had begun . Just as Serbia was the fisherman which had intervened while Bulgaria and Turkey were quar- relling , now Austria threatened to fish while Bulgaria ...
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... Serbia bolder and doubled her territory . Though a year elapsed between the end of the Balkan Wars and the begin ... Serbia . Russia then mobilised her armies to aid Serbia , realising that Serbia un- aided would be defeated . On 1 ...
... Serbia bolder and doubled her territory . Though a year elapsed between the end of the Balkan Wars and the begin ... Serbia . Russia then mobilised her armies to aid Serbia , realising that Serbia un- aided would be defeated . On 1 ...
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