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Strategic Balkan Shift Shapes World War I Outlook
Henry J. Reilly argues that the central empires hold a defensive, rail-supported stance across Russia France and Italy fronts, enabling a swift transfer of troops to Serbia and Balkans. Bulgaria’s alignment, potential Romanian and Greek neutrality, and Saloniki’s fleet implications threaten Allied hopes and could reshape Britain’s empire link to India through new rail corridors.
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