Dreadful Plan to Recast Europe Warned by Budapest Magazine
A Magyar magazine in Budapest warns of a plot to divide Europe into five groups. The scheme allegedly targets Magyars and Germans, with Ententes blamed for instigating the crime. The author cites maps proposing divisions led by Latin peoples, Slavs, and others, aiming to trigger a new world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Botand
Budapest
Hungary
Spain
Davis
Moscow
Prague
Baee Fisks
Golf Coat Sweaters for Mohair Wool Golfwear
Golf coat sweaters shown as a stylish winter golf cast with Mohair Wool stripe patterns and plain tapes. BEDELL Sweaters on Main Floor highlight a seasonal apparel feature aimed at golfers.
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Bedellegat Salon
Bedell
Plaited Skirts and Unusual Values at Grey Wool Sales
Unclear listing notes plaited skirts and unusual price values in Grey Wool Eponges and Sports Prunellas. Mentions hotel, third floor Bedell Skirts with ambiguous descriptions and items like Eponge Nuvelligs.
Czech Plan Seen Threatening Europe and Hungary
The document argues that Czech policy aims to divide Europe into Latin and Slav blocs, extending Prague’s influence from Hamburg to Athens. It claims Benes seeks to redraw frontiers, threatening Hungary and Romania, with a Little Entente strategy to erode Danube Transdanubia and push a corridor toward Yugoslavia.
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Europe
Benes
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Paris
Botond
Caminss
Reteing
Kenecs
Germany
Hamburg
Rumania
Athens
Peter the Great
Trianon
Ruhr
France
Black Forest
Poland
Regensburg
Eiger
Rome
Belarade
Entente
Creste
Pilis
Transdanubia
Lake
Balaten
Austria
Bohemia
Switzerland
Italy
Prague
Orsu-Na's
Organizacia Jugosivenskih Nazionalisti
Subotica
Searce
Jusze
Kure
Danube
Theiss
Transdanubh
Drava
Balaton
Musk
Asia
Chia
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Dimity
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Rockwell & Co
Pantee
M. Quinn & Company
State Street
Elena
Miss A. McClure
Alice Box
Clare
R. F. de
Biddeford
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