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... 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 had hoped ...
... 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 had hoped ...
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... became more confident and enlarged its war aims . But its heightened sense of power was not shared equally by adjacent nations . Some agreed with this perception and either became fighting allies of the temporary victor or offered ...
... became more confident and enlarged its war aims . But its heightened sense of power was not shared equally by adjacent nations . Some agreed with this perception and either became fighting allies of the temporary victor or offered ...
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... became the chief of air staff in Australia while the other , Sir Robert Brooke - Popham , became Britain's commander - in - chief in the far east . Their advice was often heard by Australia's war cabinet . Brooke - Popham twice visited ...
... became the chief of air staff in Australia while the other , Sir Robert Brooke - Popham , became Britain's commander - in - chief in the far east . Their advice was often heard by Australia's war cabinet . Brooke - Popham twice visited ...
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