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New Nations Rise in Mitteleuropean Realignment
The article argues the collapse of Austrian and Hungarian power has created three new major states in Mitteleurope: Greater Roumania, Greater Serbia (Jugo-Slavia), and a revived Czecho-Slovakia, reshaping borders from the Danube to the Adriatic and challenging German expansion. It notes Hungary’s shrinkage, the fate of Dalmatia and Trieste, and foresees a possible later federation among the new states as a practical political solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne BH. Smonds
the Tribune Associa
New York Tribune
Europe
Ger
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Near East
Germany
Roumania
Poland
Versailles
Balkan
Rushia
Rowmatia
Noumania
Hochmanta
Hungary
Bessarabia
Austria
Russia
Trovinahiag
Thilaria
Bakawina
Nsylvania
Roumenia
Temesvar
Ifatd
Rouminia
Ronmania
Taly
Waly
Italy
Danube
Black Sea
Serbla
Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
National Assembly of
Laibach
Carniola
Agram
Zagreb
Seradevo
Cetlimje
Sarajevo
Carinthia
Drave River
Croatia
Slivonia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Montenegro
Deslmatia
Adriatic
Trieste
Goriszta
Istria
Montonerm
Rovatinia
Adriatic Sea
Ular
Savity
Acre
France
Moreoyver
Slavenia
Pransylvania
Temenvar
Riets
Spain
Carpathians
Thease G
New
Enron
Bohemia
Silesia
Denmark
Prunacee
Alsace-Lorraine
Asia
Africa
Berlin
Vienna
Ruerome
Lovakia
Greser Natiure
Trontier
Bukowdie
Howtenia
Rowouh
Budgeria
Budasis
Joumanta
Algeria
Dan Bean
Willy Doutte
Mitlan
Haugery
Althe Fulal
Alps
Althy Lohe
Grever
Dalmatia
Landen Durin
Cattara
Ragusa
Grivost
Finmne
Bandon
Aggeeement
Biome
Cattaro
Sheyare
Tatiana
Trenting
Adriaticy
Isonzo
Vola Thiselann
Veresailles