Secrets of the Balkans . AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN OFFICERS, PRISONERS OF WaR, Taking Promenade in their Park. AUSTRO-IIUNGAKIAN WaR PRISONERS IN XlSH BULGARIA ENTERS THE WAR 71 kings sons and many officers were also present, andthen and there, while the bombardment continued, theTe Deum was celebrated as never before. Afterwards, for some nine months, there was a lullin the fighting. The Germans agreed to make nofurther attack if Serbia would permit ammunition tobe shipped across her country to Turkey, but this wasrefused. Then followed the combined attacks of Bul-garia and the Central Powers. King Pe
Secrets of the Balkans . AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN OFFICERS, PRISONERS OF WaR, Taking Promenade in their Park. AUSTRO-IIUNGAKIAN WaR PRISONERS IN XlSH BULGARIA ENTERS THE WAR 71 kings sons and many officers were also present, andthen and there, while the bombardment continued, theTe Deum was celebrated as never before. Afterwards, for some nine months, there was a lullin the fighting. The Germans agreed to make nofurther attack if Serbia would permit ammunition tobe shipped across her country to Turkey, but this wasrefused. Then followed the combined attacks of Bul-garia and the Central Powers. King Peter immediatelyheaded his army again, but soon realized that even thegreatest heroism cannot resist overwhelming again entered the trenches without arms and sufferedfrom illness, cold and hunger, but he stayed with hissoldiers. When the futility of further resistance wasapparent, he joined his people in the great retreat. CHAPTER VIII LAST DAYS OF QUEEN ELISABETH — CAUSE OFBULGARIAN ATTITUDE ON February 18, 1916, I had an audience withQueen Elisabeth of Roumania, the last audienceshe
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