How the War Began
How the War Began
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Still, as late as yesterday afternoon, at three p. M. , the special correspondents at present in Belgrade for the Vienna and for the Hungarian Press were informed by of&cial personages that Servia saw herself forced to accept the conditions imposed upon her by the Monarchy, and that therefore there would be no war.
At six p. M. , at the appointed term, the Prime Minister, M. Pasitch, visited Baron Giesl, and handed him a long note. After reading the same, the Minister declared that it was insuf...ficient, and that he must therefore immediately break off diplomatic relations with the Servian Government, and leave Belgrade with his legation. Half an hour later the Minister left Belgrade with his people. Before this he had learnt that already, at three p. M. — thus at the instant when the Servian Press Bureau had told the foreign journalists that the situation was peacable — a mobilisation order to the Servian army had been issued. Also the official Samouprava published an article yesterday afternoon, which indicated that the Austrian Note would be accepted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, as late as yesterday afternoon, at three p. M. , the special correspondents at present in Belgrade for the Vienna and for the Hungarian Press were informed by of&cial personages that Servia saw herself forced to accept the conditions imposed upon her by the Monarchy, and that therefore there would be no war.
At six p. M. , at the appointed term, the Prime Minister, M. Pasitch, visited Baron Giesl, and handed him a long note. After reading the same, the Minister declared that it was insuf...ficient, and that he must therefore immediately break off diplomatic relations with the Servian Government, and leave Belgrade with his legation. Half an hour later the Minister left Belgrade with his people. Before this he had learnt that already, at three p. M. — thus at the instant when the Servian Press Bureau had told the foreign journalists that the situation was peacable — a mobilisation order to the Servian army had been issued. Also the official Samouprava published an article yesterday afternoon, which indicated that the Austrian Note would be accepted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy, J. M. (John Mcfarland) to read onlineMoreLess
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