SerbiaContains geographical, political, and economic assessments for the British delegates to the 1919-1920 Paris Peace Conference. |
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agricultural Albanian Alexander Austria-Hungary Austrian Balkan Wars Belgrade Bosnia Bulgarian capital cattle cent centres cereals chief constitution Croatia-Slavonia cultivation Danube dinars districts elected established European export factory favourable foreign forests fortresses frontier Gevgeli Gradsko Greek important industry Janissaries Kara George Karageorgevich King kingdom of Serbia Kraguyevats Kralyevo Krushevats Kumanovo Lake Okhrida land Michael Obrenovich III Milan Milan Obrenovich miles Milosh mineral mines Minister Mitrovitsa Monastir Montenegro Morava Morava valley Moslems mountains Nish Novibazar Novo Brdo old kingdom old territories output peasants pigs Pirot Plachkovitska population Porte Prilip Prince principal Prizren provinces railway region Ristich river Roman Catholics Russian Salonika Serbian Government Serbian Macedonia Serbian territory Serbs Shabats Shtip Skoplye Skupshtina Slavonic Slavs southern Sultan tariff territories of Serbia Timok tion tobacco trade Treaty of Berlin Treaty of Bucarest Trepatsa Turkey Turkish Turkish rule Turks Tyupriya Uzhitse Vardar Veles Vuchich Zayechar