The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2

New foes for oldRoumanian activitiesThe Italian frame of mindSensitiveness with respect to their armyAn unfortunate naval affairWhat was happening at PolaThe story of the "Viribus Unitis"How the Italians landed at PolaThe sea-faring YugoslavsWho set a standard that was too highAn electrical atmosphere and no precautionsItalians' mildness on the Isle of VisTheir truculence at KorulaAnd on HvarHow they were received at ZadarWhat they did therePretty doings at KrkUnhappy PolaWhat Istria enduredThe famous town of RiekaThe drama beginsThe I.N.C.The Croats' blunderMelodramaFarceParole d'honneurThe population of the townThe tale continues on the northern islesRab is completely capturedAvanti Savoia!The Entente at RiekaA candid FrenchmanEconomic considerationsThe turncoat MayorHis fervourThree pleasant placesItaly is led astray by SonninoThe state of the ChamberThe state of the countryA fountain in the sandThose who held back from the Pact of RomeGathering windsWhy the Italians claimed DalmatiaConsequences of the Treaty of LondonItalian hopes in MontenegroWhat had lately been the fate of the Austrians thereAnd of the nativesNow Nikita is deposedThe Assembly which deposed himNikita's sorrow for the good old daysThe state of BosniaRadi and his peasantsThose who will not move with the timesThe Yugoslav political partiesThe Slovene questionThe sentiments of TriestMagnanimity in the BanatTemevar in transitionA sort of war in CarinthiaYugoslavia begins to put her house in orderThe problem of Agrarian ReformFrenzy at RiekaAdmiral Millo explains the situationHis misguided subordinates at ibenikThe Italians want to take no risksYet they are incredibly nonchalantOne of their victimsSeven hundred othersA glimpse of the official robberiesAnd harshness and briberyThe Italians in Dalmatia before and during the WarConsequent suspicion of this minorityAllied censure of the Italian navyNevertheless the tyranny continuesA[8] visit to some of the islandsWhich the Italians tried to obtain before, but not during, the WarOur welcome to JelaProceedings at StarigradThe affairs of HvarFour men of KomiaThe women of BievoOn the way to BlatoWhat the Major saidThe protest of an Italian journalistInteresting delegatesA digression on Sir Arthur EvansThe dupes of Nikita in MontenegroItalian endeavoursVarious British commentatorsThe murder of MiletiD'Annunzio comes to RiekaThe great invasion of TrogirThe Succession States and their minoritiesObligations imposed on them because of Roumanian Antisemitism. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 24781
Author: Baerlein, Henry
Release Date: Mar 8, 2008
Format: eBook
Language: English