Turbulent tidings from the near East and Europe
From Dublin Gazette May 26 to May 31 1939 reports turbulent moves of the Grand Vizier toward Rhodes and Moldavia, Turkish troop concentrations, and Franco British diplomacy. Belgrade and Vienna gossip note shortages and spies, while Denmark’s royal romance and Cortes hostages unfold. Containing a mix of wars, diplomacy, and intrigues across Belgrade, Paris, and Lisbon, with mentions of Count Wallis and European alliances.
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Wheroth
Seragno
Rhodes
Cottom
Rafik
Saliftac
Huliah
Widdin
Ocfova
Caimacan
Asia
Belgrade
Wallis
Sabatfch
Ratfcha
Pererwaradta
Tad
Brance
Moldavia
Bender
Choczim
Bancbargh
Prince Royal of
Denmack
Louisa
Great Britain
de Adarseilles
Island
Cortes
George
Fey
Fort St. Nicholas
Vienna
Copre
Vele Marsaal
Zwernick
Torky
Luxembourg
Cours
Hungary
Paris
Earl of Waldegrave
Eaphalles Dor
Duke of Orleans
Antibes
Bafia
Sia Fiorenze
Matfees
Saftia
Corfica
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