The Balkan Wars from 1912 to 1913

The Balkan Wars from 1912 to 1913

Jacob Gould Schurman, canadian-born educator and diplomat (1854-1942)


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

-01- ABOUT THIS BOOK

-02- PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

-03- TURKEY AND THE BALKAN STATES

-04- THE TURKISH EMPIRE IN EUROPE

-05- THE EARLIER SLAV EMPIRES

-06- TURKISH OPPRESSION OF SLAVS

-07- GREEK ECCLESIASTICAL DOMINATION OF SLAVS

-08- SERVIAN INDEPENDENCE

-09- GREEK INDEPENDENCE

-10- BULGARIAN INDEPENDENCE

-11- THE BALKAN COUNTRIES

-12- CAUSES OF THE FIRST BALKAN WAR

-13- THE BALKAN LEAGUE

-14- GREECE AND THE LEAGUE

-15- GREEK AND BULGARIAN ANTIPATHIES

-16- THE CRETAN PROBLEM

-17- MR. VENIZELOS'S SOLUTION

-18- THE WAR

-19- SERB MILITARY OPERATIONS

-20- BULGARIAN MILITARY OPERATIONS

-21- THE COLLAPSE OF TURKEY

-22- THE TERMS OF PEACE

-23- THE WAR BETWEEN THE ALLIES

-24- RIVAL AMBITIONS OF THE ALLIES

-25- ALBANIA A CAUSE OF FRICTION 

-26- RECOIL OF SERVIA TOWARD THE AEGEAN

-27- TREATY RESTRICTIONS

-28- THE APPLE OF DISCORD

-29- THE CLAIM OF BULGARIA

-30- RACIAL PROPAGANDA IN MACEDONIA

-31- RACIAL FACTS AND FALLACIES

-32- PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIENCES

-33- THE ATTITUDE OF SERVIA

-34- PROPOSED REVISION OF TREATY AND ARBITRATION

-35- DELAY AND OPPOSITION OF BULGARIA

-36- BULGARIA'S UNCOMPROMISING POLICY

-37- THE CONCILIATORY SPIRIT OF GREECE

-38- BULGARIA BEGINS HOSTILITIES

-39- TERMS OF PEACE

-40- THE ATTITUDE OF ROUMANIA

-41- THE WORK AND REWARD OF MONTENEGRO

-42- THE PROBLEM OF ALBANIA

-43- THE AEGEAN ISLANDS AND CRETE

-44- COST OF THE WAR

-45- THE FUTURE OF THE BALKANS