Fifty Years of War and Diplomacy in the Balkans : Pashich and the Union of the Yugoslavs

Relates how the author, Count Carlo Sporza, having become Foreign Minister in Italy long after Wilson's return to America, was able to settle the quarrel between Italy and Yugoslavia. To President Nicholas Murray Butler Contents 1. The Serbs before 1848 2. Zurich 3. Bosnia in Flames 4. King Milan 5. Exile 6. King Alexander Obrenovich 7. Parliament 8. The Reign of Peter I 9. The Crisis Following the Annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina 10. “The Only Time That I Was Ever Afraid” 11. Austria-Hungary’s Will to War 12. Serajevo 13. The Yugoslav Ideal 14. The Treaty of London 15. The Retreat through Albania 16. Brindisi 17. The Arrival at Corfu 18. Corfu and Macedonia 19. The Struggle of the Nationalities 20. From the Armistice to the Treaty of Rapallo and After 21. The Statesman 22. The Man Chronological Table Index