The Pashitch and Berchtold War Crisis Analyzed
The piece portrays Nikola Pashitch as Serbia's hard line premier and minister of foreign affairs, facing Austria Hungary's Berchtold amid rising tensions after Sarajevo. It details alliances, Balkan wars, and Russia's backing of Serbia, outlining how Austro Hungarian moves aimed at Serbia triggered broad European strain and threats of greater conflict.
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Leopold Berchtold
Foreign Office
Vienna
Europe
Francis Ferdinand
Archduke
Count Berchtold
Vienne
Count von Aehrenthal
Hosnia-Herzegovina
Russia
Servia
Berchtold
Bervia
Austria
Turkey
Berbrace
Belgrade
Germany
Italy
Latvia
Great Britain
France
Serman Blays
Hurops
Balkan Alliance
Greece
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Waa
Sarajevo
Servis
Nikola Pashitch
Austria-Hungary
Pashiteh
Europa
Boanja-Herze- Bovina
Ruesta
Adriatic
Pashitch
Aegean Sea
Albania
Balkan
Sergia
Abania
Paahitch
Putnik
Austrian War Record 1818 to 1648 Thirty Years War Defeats
Chronicle of repeated Austrian defeats from 1631 to 1866 including and after the Thirty Years War. Mentions Gustavus Adolphus, Leopold I, Sobieski, Eugene of Savoy, Marlborough, Frederick the Great, Napoleon, Moreau, Lannes, Austerlitz, Eckmuhl, Wagram, Magenta, Solferino, and Moltke. Notes territorial losses such as Silesia and Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Adolphus
Leipale
Lutzen
Pomerania
Leopold
Oudenarde
Malplaquet
Eugene
Belgrade
Frederick the Great
Sibesia
Austria
Mollwite
Frederick
Prague
Leuthen
Torgu
Liegnitz
Freiburg
Napoleon
Lodi
Arcola
Italy
Moreau
Hohent
Marengo
Lannes
Montebello
Austerlitz
Vienna
Eckmuhl
Asperin
Esallog
Wagram
Magenta
Solfering
Prince Frederick
von Moltke
Sadowa
Walle
Inden
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Emperor of
Czar
Austraan
Nikola Paghitch
Servian Promien
Franz of
Crown Prince
Alexander
Prince George
Count von Moltke
Lipton