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Slav Versus the Teuton in the Balkan Crisis
An analysis tracing Austria-Hungary’s Serbia policy to reparations for Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s murder and to southward expansion plans. It discusses Slavic peoples, Serbian national aims, and Russian influence, detailing 1878-1908 events, Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation, and the looming war precipitating from Balkan tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Francis Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Hapsburg
Vienna
Aegean
Austria
Russia
Nicholas SI
Russias
Germany
Montenegro
Roumania
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Balkan Peninsula
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Hungary
Croatia
Slavonia
Ireland
Turkey
Michael L. Pupin
Columbia University
Pupin
Berlin
Europe
Constantinople
Saloniki
Adriatic
Albania
Macedonia
Alexander of Battenburg
Stephen Stambuloff
Novi Bazar
New York Evening Post
St. Petersburg
Balkan
Mediterranean
San Stefano
Cetinje
Letvia
Danube
Servin