Balkan Peninsula -- History; Eastern question (Balkan)
No, there is not a personality in the Balkans to-day at once forceful
enough, honest enough, and skilful enough to give the Peninsula a union
which would enable it by means of a bold decision now to ensure internal
peace and freedom from outside interference. A great man could build up
a greater Switzerland, perhaps, of the Slavs, the Greeks, and the
Roumanians in the Balkan Peninsula with Great Britain, Russia, and
France as joint sponsors for the freedom of the new Federation. But one
hardly dares to hope for such a happy ending to the long miserable story
of the Balkans.
INDEX
Adrian, Emperor, 89
Adrianople, 14, 65, 68
description of, 90
Turkish occupation of, 26
Adriatic coast, 150
Sea, 45
Aegean Islands, 62
Sea, 45
Alani, the, 10
Albania, 14, 17, 62
condition of, 194
Albanian character, 173, 193
massacres, 89
mountains, 152
Alexander of Battenberg. _See_ Alexander of Bulgaria
Alexander, King of Bulgaria, 47
abdication of, 48
Alexander the Great, 6
American war correspondents, 99
Amurath I., Sultan of Turkey, 27
Amurath II., Sultan of Turkey, 27
Architecture, 158
Arjenli, 131
Armenia, 6
Art, applied, 163, 164
modern, 164, 165
Arts and crafts, 162
Asia Minor, invasion of, 17
Asiatic invasions, 11, 12
Assyria, 6
Astrakhan, 9
Austria, 28
and Serbia's trade, 125
Austrian ambitions in the Balkans, 45, 46, 49
war correspondents, 99, 105
Autonomy of the Christian Provinces, 57
Bajayet, Sultan of Turkey, 27
Balkan Alliance, 18, 21, 45, 53, 55, 57, 59, 74, 174, 194
possibilities of, 82
Balkan casualties in the war, 87, 88
character, 124
Committee, the, 91
development, 174
diplomacy, 56, 57
disunion, 75-77, 79
mountains, 3, 151
Balkan Peace Conference, 1912, 75, 78, 80, 81, 176, 188
second phase, 84, 85
spokesman, 83
Balkan peasants, 176
peoples as linguists, 148
politicians, 176
priests, 176
statesmen, 78, 92
War of 1912, 46, 54, 107
War resumed, 84
women, 159
Baltic Sea, 4, 6
Banking, 168, 170
Bashi-Bazouks, 26, 39, 43, 190
Basil, the Bulgar-slayer, 14
Beetroot cultivation, 169
Belgrade, 16, 124, 146
siege of, 27
Bessarabia, 32
Birrell, Major E. T. F., R.A.M.C., 143
Bishop Babylas of Montenegro, 36
Black Sea, 3, 5, 120
littoral, 150
Blood-mist, the, 175
Bosnia, 39, 49
British Army Medical Detachment, 69
opinion, 83
Red Cross Hospital, 143
surgeons, 142
Bucharest, 30, 109
Buda-Pest, 109
Bulgaria, 13, 22, 37
an autonomous principality, 44
beaten, 88
boundaries of (1830), 44
foreign influences in, 97
government of, 40
liberation of, 30
under Serbian rule, 17
a Turkish province, 22, 25
and universal suffrage, 40
at war, 127, 128
_Bulgaria of To-day_, extract from, 23
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