The Greek White Book, Supplementary Diplomatic Documents, 1913-1917
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Psychas will be replaced by [Rangabe]. Theotoky.
King Constantine.
No. 51 Her Majesty Queen Sophie to Mr. N. Theotoky, Minister of Greece at Berlin. / (Radiotelegram) (Station ATA to Station XM) Athens, June 12/25, 1916.
Please send the following telegrams, first translating them into German : To His Majesty the Emperor : I am in despair. I hope that your advice may still help to amelio- rate the situation. I embrace you affectionately.
Sophie.
To Her Royal Highness Princess M ( ?) : I am very ...much upset. We hope for an amelioration of the situa- tion. Terribly hot. Am feeling pretty well.
Sophie.
No. 52 Mr. N. Theotoky, Minister of Greece at Berlin, to His Majesty ^J King Constantine, at Athens.
(Radiotelegram) (Station XM to Station ATA) Berlin, June 13/26, 1916.
The recent events in our country have made a deep impression here. The prevailing opinion is that we could not have done other- wise than give way, although people here seem to think that [illegible words] we could perhaps have given way conditionally; that is, that this situation ought not to have been brought about until after the evacuation of our territory by the troops of the Entente, in view of ' There follows a remark of a private nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Psychas will be replaced by [Rangabe]. Theotoky.
King Constantine.
No. 51 Her Majesty Queen Sophie to Mr. N. Theotoky, Minister of Greece at Berlin. / (Radiotelegram) (Station ATA to Station XM) Athens, June 12/25, 1916.
Please send the following telegrams, first translating them into German : To His Majesty the Emperor : I am in despair. I hope that your advice may still help to amelio- rate the situation. I embrace you affectionately.
Sophie.
To Her Royal Highness Princess M ( ?) : I am very ...much upset. We hope for an amelioration of the situa- tion. Terribly hot. Am feeling pretty well.
Sophie.
No. 52 Mr. N. Theotoky, Minister of Greece at Berlin, to His Majesty ^J King Constantine, at Athens.
(Radiotelegram) (Station XM to Station ATA) Berlin, June 13/26, 1916.
The recent events in our country have made a deep impression here. The prevailing opinion is that we could not have done other- wise than give way, although people here seem to think that [illegible words] we could perhaps have given way conditionally; that is, that this situation ought not to have been brought about until after the evacuation of our territory by the troops of the Entente, in view of ' There follows a remark of a private nature.
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