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... Bulgarian link in the international railway line from Vienna to Constantinople . After Serbia agreed in 1880 to build her section of this line from Belgrade to the Bulgarian border , Austria - Hungary pressed Sofia to award concessions ...
... Bulgarian link in the international railway line from Vienna to Constantinople . After Serbia agreed in 1880 to build her section of this line from Belgrade to the Bulgarian border , Austria - Hungary pressed Sofia to award concessions ...
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... Bulgarian- financed Danube railway , for Bulgarian economic self - interest obviously dictated first priority for the international line that would connect Bul- garia with the markets of industrialized and prosperous Western Europe ...
... Bulgarian- financed Danube railway , for Bulgarian economic self - interest obviously dictated first priority for the international line that would connect Bul- garia with the markets of industrialized and prosperous Western Europe ...
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... Bulgarians . But Alexander of Battenberg still had many Bulgarian enemies , and there remained in Bulgaria ( especially in Eastern Rumelia where the population had less contact with overbearing and arrogant Russian officials and ...
... Bulgarians . But Alexander of Battenberg still had many Bulgarian enemies , and there remained in Bulgaria ( especially in Eastern Rumelia where the population had less contact with overbearing and arrogant Russian officials and ...
Contents
Introduction | 2 |
Part One Russia in the First Part of the Nineteenth Century | 15 |
Preemancipation Russian Society | 17 |
Copyright | |
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