BY
HENRY BAERLEIN
VOLUME II
LONDON
LEONARD PARSONS
DEVONSHIRE STREET
First Published 1922
[All Rights Reserved]
Leonard Parsons Ltd.
New foes for old—Roumanian activities—The Italian frame ofmind—Sensitiveness with respect to their army—An unfortunatenaval affair—What was happening at Pola—Thestory of the "Viribus Unitis"—How the Italians landed atPola—The sea-faring Yugoslavs—Who set a standard thatwas too high—An electrical atmosphere and no precautions—Italians'mildness on the Isle of Vis—Their truculence atKorčula—And on Hvar—How they were received at Zadar—Whatthey did there—Pretty doings at Krk—UnhappyPola—What Istria endured—The famous town of Rieka—Thedrama begins—The I.N.C.—The Croats' blunder—Melodrama—Farce—Paroled'honneur—The population of thetown—The tale continues on the northern isles—Rab iscompletely captured—Avanti Savoia!—The Entente at Rieka—Acandid Frenchman—Economic considerations—The turncoatMayor—His fervour—Three pleasant places—Italy isled astray by Sonnino—The state of the Chamber—The stateof the country—A fountain in the sand—Those who heldback from the Pact of Rome—Gathering winds—Why theItalians claimed Dalmatia—Consequences of the Treaty ofLondon—Italian hopes in Montenegr BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!
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