The Greek White Book, Diplomatic Documents, 1913-1917
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It may be subsequently modified in consequence of a change of the military situation, by a joint agreement in writing of the two General Staffs.
32 Article 7 After the opening of the hostilities, whatever the course of the military operations may be and whatever the localities through which, during the military operations, the troops of the one or the other of the allied states may pass, and whatever may be the cities, villages or posi- tions occupied by these troops for military necessities, t...he final occupation of the country lying beyond the boundary line between Greece and Serbia on the one hand and Bulgaria on the other, provided for by the treaty of alliance between Serbia and Greece, of which the present convention forms a complement, is regulated as follows: Greece has the right to occupy definitely and to annex the country lying to the south and east of the line which, starting from a point on the Vardar immediately to the north of Sehovo, "passes between the villages of Bogoroditsa and Mazucovo, afterwards by the crest line between the villages of Selimli and Dautli, it proceeds towards the altitudes 535, 227, runs through the lake proceeding towards the altitude 208, and afterwards towards the altitudes 397, 1494, the crest line of the Beles mountain, summit 1800 M to the northwest of Karakioi up to altitude 2194 (Perelik).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be subsequently modified in consequence of a change of the military situation, by a joint agreement in writing of the two General Staffs.
32 Article 7 After the opening of the hostilities, whatever the course of the military operations may be and whatever the localities through which, during the military operations, the troops of the one or the other of the allied states may pass, and whatever may be the cities, villages or posi- tions occupied by these troops for military necessities, t...he final occupation of the country lying beyond the boundary line between Greece and Serbia on the one hand and Bulgaria on the other, provided for by the treaty of alliance between Serbia and Greece, of which the present convention forms a complement, is regulated as follows: Greece has the right to occupy definitely and to annex the country lying to the south and east of the line which, starting from a point on the Vardar immediately to the north of Sehovo, "passes between the villages of Bogoroditsa and Mazucovo, afterwards by the crest line between the villages of Selimli and Dautli, it proceeds towards the altitudes 535, 227, runs through the lake proceeding towards the altitude 208, and afterwards towards the altitudes 397, 1494, the crest line of the Beles mountain, summit 1800 M to the northwest of Karakioi up to altitude 2194 (Perelik).
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