The Servian Tragedy, With Some Impressions of Macedonia

This book offers a firsthand account of the Balkan Wars of the early 20th century, with a focus on the conflict in Serbia. The author, Herbert Vivian, was a British journalist who covered the conflict from the front lines. The book includes vivid descriptions of the battles and their aftermath, as well as reflections on the political and social forces that led to the outbreak of war.

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