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THE AND ITS SUCCESSORS, 1801-1927 .CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS LONDON: Fetter Lane

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All rights reserved THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND ITS SUCCESSORS, 1801-1927

By W'ILLIAM l\IILLER, M.A. (OxoN.); F.R.H.S. Hon. LL.D.. in the National University of : Corresponding Member of the Historical and Ethnological Society of Greece: Author of

BEING A REVISED AND ENLARGED EDITION OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, I801-1913

"Who doubts but the Grtcia11 Christians, Descendants of the ancient Possessors of that Country, may justly cast off the Turkish yoke which they have so long groaned under whenever they have an opportunity to do it ? " LocKE, Of Civil Governmmt.

Cambridge at the University Press 1927 First Editw11 1913 Gt"ei!ll Translalwll 1914 S«tmd EditiOII 191.3 TAira Editio11 1917

PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN GENERAL PREFACE

The aim of this series is to sketch the history of Modern Europe, with that of its chief colonies and conquests, from about the end of the fifteenth century down to the present time. In on~ or two cases the story commences at an earlier date: .in the case of the colonies it generally begins later. The histories of the different countn'es are described, as a rule, separately ,· for it is believed that, exapt in epochs like that of the and I, /he comtecli'on of events will thus be better under­ stood and the continuity of historical development more clearly displayed. · The series is intended for the use of all persons anxious /o understand the nature of existing political conditt'ons. "The roots of the present lie deep in /he past".,· and /he real significance of contemporary events cannot be grasped unless the historical causes which have led to them are known. The plan adopted makes i't -possible /o treat the history of /he las/ four centuries in consider­ able detail, and to embody the most important results of modern research. II is hoped therefore that the series wi'll be useful not only to beginners but to students who have already acquired some general knowledge of European History. For those who wisk to carry their studits further, the bibliograpky appended /o each volume will act as a guide to original sources of information and works of a more special ckaracter. Considerable attention i's paid to political geography,· and eack volume is furnished witk suck maps and plans as may bf: requisite for the illustratz'on of the text.

G. W. PROTHERO. PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

HE present work has been based, wherever possible, upon T the original documents, and is the result of many years' study of the Eastc::rn Question. I am indebted to the editors of The Etzglish Histon"cal and The lVeslminster Reviews for permission to reprint with considerable additions two articles contributed to those periodicals ; and I desire to thank H. E. M. J. Gennadios, former Greek Minister in London,. for access to his unrivalled collection of pamphlets, and Cav. Pasqualucci, librarian of the Consulta, for his courtesy in allowing me to use the library of the Italian Foreign Office. With regard to the spelling of Greek names, while common words have been written in their popular, unaccented form, rarer words have been reproduced in Greek· dress with their accents. Slav names have been transliterated. W.:M. ROME, july 22, 1922.

PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION •

HE additional pages of the third edition, so far as Greece Tis concerned, are largely the work of an eye-witness; for, resident in Ath.ens since November, 1923, I have been a spectator of all the political movements connected with the creatioq of the Hellenic Republic. W.M. , July, 1927.

EDITORIAL NOTE The later relations of and other Powers with Egypt are not included in this work, having been discussed m another volume of this series, The Colom"zalion of Afrl"ca. TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER I

THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AT THE DAWN OF THE XIXth CENTURY Relations of Turkey with the four great Powers, France, , Austria, and Great Britain-Eastern policy of Prussia-Extent of the Ottoman empire in Europe-In Asia, and Africa-Organisation and races of European Turkey-Local tyrants-Division between 1\Iussulmans and Christians--Bosnian feudalism-Condition of the Serbs-The Al­ banians-The Greeks-The Greek Church-The Phanariotes-State of Greece: privileged communities l

CHAPTER II

NAPOLEON IN THE NEAR EAST (1801-15) The French in Dalmatia-Destruction of the Republics of Poljitza and Ragusa-France and Montenegro-First Russo-Turkish war of the century-Duckworth before -Paper partition of Turkey at Tilsit-Second French occupation of the -Capture of the Islands by the British-Treaty of -Congresses of and : British protectorate over the Ionian Islands • 3 I

CHAPTER III

THE SERVIAN RISINGS (1804-17) Tyranny of the Janissaries--Mild rule and murder of Hajji Mustapha­ Servian loyal rising of 18o+: Kara George-Servian overtures to Austria. and Russia-Servian victories-Palace revolutions in Con· stantinople-Russian protectorate over Servia-Treaty of Bucharest abandons the Serbs-Second Servian rising of 1815: Milosh Obren· ovich-Murder of Kara George-Milosh recognised as chief 46 Vlll Contents

CHAPTER IV

THE PREFACE OF GREEK INDEPENDENCE (1815-21) ·

The British in the Ionian Islands : Sir Thomas Ma~tland, first Lord High Commissioner-Constitution of 1817-The cession of -Ali Pasha declared a rebel, appeals to the Greeks-The Pkilild H~tairla­ Alexander Hypselantes, leader of the Greek movement, crosses the · Pruth-Rival Roumanian rising of -Battles of Dragashani and Skuleni-Native princes in the Danubian Princi­ palities • ss

CHAPTER V

THE WAR OF GREEK INDEPENDENCE (1821-9)

Outbreak of the Revolution-Heroic death of Diakos--Spread of the insmrection to the islands-Murder of the Patriarch Gregory V­ Three stages in the war-The "Peloponnesian Senate "-Arrival of Demetrios Hypselantes and Alexander Mavrokordatos-Sack of Tripolitsa-Constitution of Epfdauros-End of Ali Pasha-Massacre of Chios-Foundation of Hermoupolis-Capitulation of the Akropolis -Greek victory at Dervenaki-Defeat at Pc!ta-First " Commis· sioner" of -Second National Assembly at A.stros-Canning's -Russian proposal for three Greek principalities-Death of Marko Botzares-Byron in Greece-The first Greek loan-Byron's death at Meso!Onghi-" War of the Primates "-Destruction of Kissos and -Ibrahim lands in the -Santa Rosa at Navarino­ Second of Mesol6nghi-Death of OdysseUs-The sortie from Mesol6nghi-Protocol of April4, 1826-Turkish siege of the Akropolis -Death of Karaiskakes-Second surrender of the Akropolis-Third National Assembly at Troizc!n : Capo d'Istria elected President of Greece- of 1827--Death of Hastings-The Cretans at Grabo!lsa-Arrival of Capo d'Istria-The "Panhellt!nion "-Policy of the President-France compels the Egyptians to evacuate the Morea-Destruction of Tripolitsa-Protocol of March u, 1829-Fourth National Assembly at Argos-Battle of Petra : end of the war 71 Contents lX

CHAPTER VI THE CREATION OF THE GREEK. KINGDOM (I829-33) Protocols of February 3, 1830: Leopold of Saxe-Coburg "Sovereign Prince of Greece "-Leopold refuses-Conflict between Capo d'Istria and the Hydriotes-Catastrophe of Pores-Assassination of Capo d'lstria-Provisional Commission of three-Fifth National Assembly at Argas-Agostino chosen President : civil war-Otho "King of Greece "-Limits of the kingdom-Samian autonomy-Crete united with Egypt-Triumph of Kolettes and the "Constitutionalists"­ Anarchy-National Assembly at Prc:inoia-Flight of the Senate from N auplia-Fight with the French at Argos-Arrival ofOtho-Prosperity of the Ionian Islands-Napier in Cephalonia-Adam Lord High Com­ missioner-The" Ionian Academy "-Parties in the Islands 106

CHAPTER VII THE BALK.AN AND SYRIAN DIFFICULTIES OF TURKEY (1822-45) Roumanian Nationalist movement: Asaki and Eliade-Convention of Akkerman-Russo-Turkish war of 1828-9: Russian occupation of the Principalities-Treaty of Adrianople-The ,.;g/mzent organique­ Servia at Akkerman and Adrianople-Grant of Servian autonomy : Milosh hereditary Prince of an enlarged Servia-Turkish garrisons of the Servian fortresses-Despotism of Milosh : " Constitution of Sretenje"-British support of Milosh-Creation of a Servian Senate­ Milosh abdicates-Milan Obrenovich 11-Michael Obrenovich III's first reign-Alexander Karageorgevich elected Prince-" The Dragon of Bosnia "-Ali Pasha Rizvanbegovich-Union of the Piperi with Montenegro-Peter II reorganises Montenegro : abolition of the civil "governorship "-His conflicts with the Turks-Revolt of Mehemet Ali : invasion of Syria-The Russians "protect" the Sultan: treaty of Hunkiar lskelesi-Battle of Nezib-Death of MahmM 11-Quadri­ lateral convention of 184o-Settlement of Egypt and Thasos­ " Convention of the Straits "-Charter of GUl·kMneh-The Le­ banon

CHAPTER VIII GREECE UNDER THE BAVARIAN AUTOCRACY (1833-43) The Regency-Disbanding of .the irregulars-Bureaucratic system-Eccle­ siastical policy-Conspiracy of Kolokotr6nes-Revolt of the Mainates­ Recall of Maurer and Abel-Insurrection in Arkad{a and - X Contents

The capital removed from Nauplia to. Athens-Otho's majority­ Insurrection in Akamanfa-Rudhart Prime Minister-Founding of the University-" British," 11 French," and "Russian" parties-Crete under the Egyptians-The Cretan insurrection of 1841-The revolution of September 3/15 at Athens-Progress of Greece during the decade 1833-43 156

CHAPTER IX

THE GREEK AND IONIAN CONSTITUTIONS (1843-53) The Greek Constitution of 1844-Administration of Kolettes-The Mou­ sollros incident-Local disturbances-The Pacifico case: Cervi and Sapienza-The "Synodal Tome" of 185o: independence of the Church · in Greece-Nugent, Douglas and Mackenzie in the Ionian Islands­ Seaton's reforms in the Constitution: introduction of a free press­ Risings in Cephalonia-The first reformed Ionian Parliament­ Bibescu and Michael Sturdza in the Principalities-Roumanian revo­ lution of 1848-Convention of Balta Liman-Reigns of Barbe Stirbeiu. and Gregory V Ghika-Austrophil policy of Servia-Montenegro : succession of Danilo-Abolition of the theocratic system-Count Leiningen's mission 174

CHAPTER X THE (1853-6) The Holy Places-Mentschikoll's mission-Motives of Napoleon III­ Overtures of the Tsar-5tratford de Redcliffe-Settlement of the original dispute-Fresh Russian demands-The Russians cross the Pruth-" The Vienna Note "-Destruction of the Turkish fleet at Sinope-British ultimatum-The Allies at Varna-British officers' defence of Silistria-Russia evacuates the Principalities-Effects of the war upon the Balkan races: Servia and Montenegro-Excitement in Greece: insurrections in and -The Allies occupy the Piraeus-The cholera at Athens-The landing in the -Battle of the Alma-5iege of Sebastopol-Battles of Balaclava and Ioker­ man-The Crimean winter-" The four points "-Battle of the Tchemaya-Fall of Sebastopol-Congress and --Small results ofthe treaty-The Montenegrin and Greek protocols • 199 Contents xi

CHAPTER XI

THE UNION OF THE (I856-62)

Growth of the Unionist idea-Convention of Paris-Election of Couza as Prince-First united Roumanian Assembly-Deposition of Alexander Karageorgevich-Restoration of ?liilosh-Second reign of Michael Obrenovich III-Bombardment of Belgrade-Partial evacuation of the Servian fortresses-Turco-Montenegrin war of 1858: battle of Grahovo -Assassination of Danilo-Accession of Nicholas 1-llerzegovinian rising of r86r-Turco-Montenegrin war of r86~-Convention of Scutari-Greek finance-Question of the Greek succession-Efl"ect of the Austro-ltalian war of 1859 on Greece-Combination of circum· stances against Otho-Revolt at Nauplia-Greek revolut~on of r8611: abdication of Otho ' 243

CHAPTER XII THE CESSION OF THE IONIAN ISLANDS (1862-4)

Meeting of the National Assembly-Election of Prince Alfred as King­ The search for a sovereign-Prince George of Denmark chosen "King of the Hellenes"-Fighting at Athens between "the Plain" and "the Mountain "-Arrival of King George-The Ionian question: scheme for the colonisation of CorfU and Paxo-The two stolen despatches­ Gladstone's mission-Storks Lord High Commissioner-Union of the Ionian Islands with Greece-Neutralisation of Corf'u and Paxo­ Destruction of the Corfiote fortresses-The Greek Constitution of r86+ 270

CHAPTER XIII

REFORMS AND THEIR RESULTS : THE LEBANON AND CRETE . (1856-69) Hatti-HumayfJn of 1856-Murder of the consuls at Jedda-The Massacres in the Lebanon-French expedition to Syria-Organisation of the Lebanon in r86r-4-The Cretan Insurrections of 1858 and r866-!)­ Defence of Arkadion-" Organic Statute of r868 "-Turkish ultimatum to Greece-Hobart Pasha at Syra-Conference of Paris • 298 xii Contents

CHAPTER XIV THE ROUMANIAN AND SERVIAN QUESTIONS (1862-75) Murder of Barbe Catargi-Secularisation of the monasteries-Conza's cou) d'llat-Agrarian law-Free education-Deposition of Couza­ Prince Charles of Hohenzollem-Sigmaringen Prince of Roumania- . Constitution of 1866: the Jewish question-The Prince's recognition by the Sultan-His'difficult position during the Franco-German war­ The railway question-Servia: suggested Serbo-Greek alliance­ Complete Turkish evacuation of Servia-Assassination of Michael­ Milan Obrenovich IV Prince of Servia-The Regency: constitution of 1869-Milan's situation 319

CHAPTER XV THE (187

CHAPTER XVI THE BALKAN CRISIS OF 1875-8 State of Bosnia and the Herzegovina-The rising at Nevesinje-Grievances of the insurgents-Revolt in Bosnia-The Andrassy note-The Berlin Memorandum-Servia and Montenegro declare war on Turkey­ " Benkovski" in the Sredna Gora-The massacre of Batak : the "Bulgarian •Atrocities "-Murder of the consuls at Salonika-De­ position and death of Abdul Aziz-Murad V's brief reign: accession of Abdul Hamid li-The Servian war of 1876-Successful Mon­ tenegrin campaign-The Constantinople conference-"Midhat's Parliament"-The -The Russo-Turkish war of 1877-8-Russo-Roumanian convention--Second Montenegrin campaign-Second Servian war-Feeling .in Great Britain-The "CEcumenical government" at Athens-Insurrections in Epirus, Thessaly, and Crete-The -The -The convention-Present state of the Berlin treaty 358 ... Contmts Xlll

CHAPTER XVII

THE UNION OF THE TWO BULGARIAS (1878-87) • The Arab Tabia question-The regulation of the -Roumania proclaimed a kingdom-Her relations with the Triple Alliance-The Austrians occupy Bosnia-The sanjak of Novibazar: Austro-Turkish convention of 1879-The "Albanian League" : and Plava­ The "Corti compromise"-The cession of Dulcigno-Kidnapping of the Mirdite Prince-Rectification of the Greek frontier-The Berlin conference of 188o-Greece receives Thessaly and Arta-Crete : the Pact of Halt!pa-Alexander of Battenberg first Prince of ­ Coup d'1/al of 1881-Constitution of Eastern Roumelia-The • • Pomak Republic "-The Philippopolis revolution-Serbo-Bulgarian war: battle of Slivnitza-Blockade of Greece-Kidnapping of Alexander­ His return and abdication-Kaulbars in Bulgaria-Election of Prince Ferdinand 399

CHAPTER XVIII

ARMENIA, CRETE, AND (1887-1908) The Armenian massacres-The Cretan insurrection and firman 9f 1889- The insurrection of 1896-Col. Vassos in Crete-Bombardment or Akroteri-The Greco-Turkish war of 1897-The International Com• mission of Control-Prince George of Greece High Commissioner in Crete-The OppositiC'n at Thc!risso-M. Zafmes High Commissioner­ Rival races and Churches in Macedonia-The Macedon ian Committee -Austro-Russian schemes of reform: the Miirzsteg programme-The bands in Macedonia-The occupation of Mitylene-Stambulov's rule in Bulgaria-His fall and assassination-Reconciliation with Russia: conversion of Prince Boris-Social condition of Bulgaria-Servia: the royal divorce-~ervian constitution of 1889-Milan's abdication­ Alexander's coups d'ltat-H.is marriage-Constitution of 1901 : third coup d'ltat-Murder of Alexander and Draga-Eiection of Prince Peter Karageorgevich as King: constitution of June i:903-Rule of the regicides-Progress of Montenegro : the Italian mnniage:-Mon­ tenegrin constitution of 1905-Results of emigration-Italian influence -Roumanian social problems: (1) the land, (1) the Jews-Roumanian foreign policy-Greek internal politics since 1898-Cyprus-The "Twelve Islands"-Thasos- 427. XIV Contents

CHAPTER XIX THE TURKISH REVOLUTION (1<}08-12) . The "Committee of Union and Progress "-The revival of the Turkish constitution-Fratemisation of the Ottomans-Declaration of ~ul­ garian Independence-Annexation of Bosnia and the Herzegovina­ Crete proclaims union with Greece-The counter-revolution in Turkey -The massacre at Adana-Deposition of Abdul Hamid II-Moham­ med V-Settlement of the Bosnian and Bulgarian questions-Crete: attitude of the Powers-Increasing Turkish demands-Withdrawal of the international troops from Crete-The flag incident: Turkish notes to Greece-The Greek Military League-The two National Assemblies: M. Venizelos Premier-The revised Greek Constitution-The policy of "Turkification "-Albanian insurrection of 1911-The Libyan war: loss of Tripoli and the Cyrenaica-Italian occupation of 13 . islands • 474

CHAPTER XX THE AND ITS RESULTS (19I2-14) Symptoms of unresto-Montenegro declares war: capture of Tuzi-Balkan ultimatum-The four states against Turkey-Victories of the Allies: fall of Uskiib and Salonika and battle of Liile Burgas-Armistice of Chatalja-Balkan Conference in St- James' Palace-Revolution at Constantinople-Denunciation of the armistice-Surrender of Joan­ nina-Assassination of King George: accession of King Constantine­ Surrender of Adrianople-Armistice of Bulair-Na val demonstration against Montenegro-SlllTender of Scutari and its cession by Monte­ negro-Treaty of London-Italian opposition to Greece--Victories of the Greeks and Servians over the : battles of Kilkich, the Bregalnitza, Demir HiSsar, and Djumaia­ Armed intervention of Roumania-The Turks recover Adrianople­ Peace of Bucharest-Turco-Bulgarian treaty-Prince William of Wied becomes Prince of -" Autonomous Epirus "-Civil war in Albania-Assassination of the Austrian Heir-Apparent-Austrian note to Servia-Outbreak of the European war 498 Contents XV

CHAPTER XXI THE NEAR. EAST IN THE EUROPEAN \VAR (1914-23) Double Servian victory over the Austrians-Great Britain declares war on Turkey: annexation of Cyprus-Policy of M. Venizelos--Diplomatic effects of Italian intervention-Bulgaria enters the war-Annihilation • of Servia and Montenegro-Evacuation of the DardaneUes-Surrender of Roupel-Roumania enters the war: Allied offensive in Macedonia­ The Venizelist Government at Salonika-The "First of December " at Athens-King Constantine's deposition-The Pact of Corfu : the Jugoslav state-The Italians in Albania-The liberation of Jerusalem­ The Armenian massacres-The Roumanian coUapse: fourth treaty of Bucharest-The Bulgarian and Turkish armistices-The treaties of Neuiiiy and Sevres-The Kemalist movement-Fall of M. Venizelos­ Revision of the Sevres treaty-Albanian independence-The "Adriatic question"-The end of Montenegro-The Asia Minor disaster-King Constantine's second deposition-Execution of "the Six "-The treaty of Lailsanne-Italian bombardment of Corfu • 523

CHAPTER XXII TH;E GREEK, TURKISH AND ALBANIAN REPUBLICS (1923-27) The Counter-revolution-Departure of King George Il-Retum and failure of M. Venizc!los-Proclamation of the HeUenic Republic-The pltbisdt~Successive Republican Cabinets-General Pangalos' coup, tl'itat and dictatorship-The Presidential election of 1926-General Pangalos' deposition-The street-fighting of September 9-The "

TABLE OF RULERS BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX • MAPS The Ottoman Empire in Europe 1856 To face p. 242 Diagram to illustrate the Treaty of San Stefano To face p. 386 The Ottoman Empire in Europe after the Treaty of Berlin, .-878 • To face p. 398 The Ottoman Empire in Europe after the , 1923 • To face p. 547 The Ottoman Empire in r8or At emf TABLE OF RULERS '

I. BULGARIA (AND EASTERN ROUMELIA).

Alexander, Prince 1879 Alexander Vogorldes, Regency 1886 Governor-General of Ferdinand, Prince, 1887; Eastern Roumelia ..• Tsar Gavril Krstjovich, do. Boris III

II. GREECE. Otbo, King 1832 . [Regency ... 1833-5] Provisional Government 1862 George I, King 1863 Constantine, · ••• 1913 Alexander , 1917 Admiral Kountouri6tes, Regent 2 Oct. 1920 Queen Olga, Regent 17 Nov. 1920 Constantine restored 5 Dec. 1920 :George II, King 27 Sep. 1922 Admiral Kountouri6tes, Regent 20 Dec. 1923 Hellenic Republic proclaimed 25 Mar. 1924 Confirmed by plebiscite 13 Apr. 1924 Admira1Kountouri6tes,President 14 Apr. 1924 General Pangalos, , 19 Apr. 1926 Admiral Kountouri6tes, , . 24 Aug. 1926

Ill. MONTENEGRO. Peter I, Prince-Bishop 1782 Peter II , 1830 Danilo, Prince 1851 Nicholas I, Prince, 186o; King 191o-21 [Mer~ed in the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.] Table of Rulers 565

IV. ROUMANIA. r------L------, . . Alexander MoroW:es, Hos- Constantine Hypsela.ntes, podar 1799 Hospodar 1799' Michael I, Soutsos, Hos- Alexander Soutsos, Hos- podar x8o1 podar ... 1801 Constantine Hypselantes, Alexander MoroW:es, Hos- Hospodar 1802 podar 1802 Alexander SoO.tsos (1), Hospodar 18o6 Russian occupation of both Principalities, 18o6. John Caragea, Hospodar 1812 Charles Callimachi, Has- Alexander Soutsos (2) , 1818 podar 1812 Constantine N egres, Lieu- Michael II, Soutsos, 8os- tenant-governor 1821 podar 1819 Gregory IV, Ghika, Hos- Stephen Vogorldes, Lieu- podar 1822 tenant-governor 1821 JohnS. Sturdza,Hospodar 1822 ,.Russian occupation of both Principalities, 1828. Alexander II, Ghika, Hos- Michael Sturdza, Hospo- podar •.• 1834 dar... 1834 George Bibescu, Hospodar 1842 Gregory V, Ghika, Hospo- Provisional Government ... 1848 dar... 1849-56 Lieutenancy 1848 Constantine Cantacuzene, Lieutenant-governor ... 1848 Barbe Stirbeiu, Hospo- dar 1849-56 Russian occupation of both Principalities, 1853. Austrian , , , ., 18 54-7. Alexander II, Ghika, Lieu- · Theodore Balsh, Lieu- tenant-governor 1856 tenant-governor 1856 Three Commissioners ... 1858 Nicholas Vogorldes, Lieu- tenant-governor 1857 Three Commissioners '1858

Alexander John Couza, Prince of both Principalities 1S59 56~ Table of Rulers Provisional Government I866 Charles I, Prince, I866; King of Roumania I88I Ferdinand I, King I914 Michael, King I927 [Regency I927- ]

v. SERVIA. Kara George, Supreme Chief 1804-I3 Milosh Obrenovich I (I), Prince 1817 Milan , II 1839 Michael III (I) " I839 Alexander Karageorgevich" .," 184z Milosh Obrenovich I (2) , I8S9 Michael III (2) 186o Milan " . IV, Prince" I868, King I88z [Regency " 1868-7z] . Alexander I Obrenovich, King I889 [Regency ••• I88H3] Peter I Karageorgevich, King1 I903 Alexander I , Prince Regent I9I4. King " I9ZI

VI. TURKEY~ Selim III ... "i788 Mustapha IV I8o7 Mahmild II I8o8 Abdul Mejid 1839 . Abdul Aziz 186I Murad V ••• 1876 Abdul Hamid II I876 Mohammed V 1908 · Mohammed VI I918 , deposed I9ZZ · Turkish Republic ••• I923 . Mustapha Kemal, President ... 19z3 1 Since 1918 King of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Table o.f Rulers

VII. FORMER AUTONOMOUS ISLANDS.

(a) CRETE. Prince George of Greece, High Commissioner 1898 Alexander Zatmes , 1<)06-11 " (b) SAM OS. · Stephen Vogor!des, Prince ... 1834 Alexander Callimachi 185o John Ghika " x8s6 Miltiades Aristarches " 1859 Paul Mousol'tros " 1867 Constantine Adosides (1) " 1873 Constantine Photiades " 1874 Constantine Adosides (2) " 1879 Alexander Karatheodori " 1885 George Berovich ", 1894 Stephen Mousol'tros " 1896 Constantine Vayianes " 1899 Michael Gregoriades " 1900 Alexander Mavrogenes " 1902 Yanko Vithynos " 1904 Constantine Karatheodori " 1906 George Georgiades " 1907 Andrew Kopasses " 1907 George Vegleres " 1912 VIII. ALBANIA. Ismail Kemal Bey (Valona) 1912 William (ofWeid), Prince (Mar. 7-Sept. 3) 1914 Essad Pasha (Durazzo) 1914 Republic of Koritsa 1916 Four Regents (Tirana) 1920 Republic : Ahmed Zogu, President Feb. 1925 BIBLIOGRAPHY

A complete bibliography of this period would fill a volume. French and Belgian publications on south-eastern Europe between 1821 and 1897 are very numerous; while the British Parliamentary and State Papers, and the Diplomatic and Consular Reports on Trade and Finance (since 1886}, are too copious to be set out in· detail, and, besides, have been indexed. Upon them and upon the similar Documents diplomatiqttes of France and Documtnti diplomatici of Italy my narrative has been largely based. These last, and the Hellenic White Books {for a complete list of which I am indebted to the Greek Foreign Office}, are at once less voluminous and less easily accessible; the titles are therefore given in full. The following bibliographies may be cited:- Bengesco, G. Bibliographie franco-roumaine du XIX8 siecle. Vol. I. Bruxelles, 1895. -- Essai d'une notice bibliographique sur Ia question d'Orient. · -Orient europeen, 1821-97· Bruxelles et Paris, 1897. Cobham, C. D. An attempt at a bibliography of Cyprus. Fifth edition. In Excerpta Cypria. Cambridge, 1908. Jouplain, M. La question du Liban. Paris, 1908. (This contains a full bibliography of works on the Lebanon.) Jovanovich, V. M. EnuecKa 6n6.1lnorpalfmJa o HCTO'IHOM nnTalby y EBponn. y BeorpaJJ;y, I goB. ("English bibliography of the .") Kersopouloff, M. G. J. Essai de bibliographie franco-bulgare, 1613-1910. Paris, 1912. Legrand, E. Bibliographie albanaise. Description rais. des ouvrages publ. en Albanais ou relat. a I' Albanie du xv: siecle jusqu'a 1900. Completee p. H. Guys. Paris 1912. Legrand, E., et Pemot, H. Bibliographie ionienne. Paris, 1910. B£blzography Odavitch, R. J. Essai de bibliographie francraise sur les Serbes, Creates et Slov~nes,· depuis le. commencement de la guerre actuelle. Paris, 1918. Srpska Kraljevska Akademija. Essai de bibliographie fran<;aise sur les Serbes et les Creates (1554-1900). Beograd, 1900. Tenneroni, A. Per la bibliografia del Montenegro. Seconda edizione. Roma, 1896. Tondini, C. Notice sur la bibliographie du Montenegro. Paris, 1889. .

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M.L. INDEX

Aali Pasha, 'Z40, 31-4-• 345 Akkerman, Convention of, I27-8, Abd el-Kader, 301-2 I31· 133 Abdul Aziz, 303, 368 Akroteri, 434• 489 Abdul Hamid II, succeeds to the Alaman, Bridge of, 72 throne, 368; dissolves parliament, Albania, Albanians, 4• I9, 23, 39• 378; his treatment of the Ar­ 8S, 125, 142, I46, 24o-I, 250, menians, 428-31; his Macedonian 259-60, 385, 39I, 394· 396-7, policy, 445; restores the constitu­ 403-7, 443-6, 48I-2, 495-6, 498, tion, 474-5; his deposition, 48o-2, 504, 508-9, 511, SI8-u, 526, 486 529, 536, 543-4, 548, 559-6oz Abdul Mejid, proclaims equality, Aleksinatz, I34• 369 141, 149, IS3o 22Si communicates Alexander I, Tsar of Russia, 39• his firman to the Powers, 237, 66-7, 75 298; dies, 303, 340 Alexander II, Tsar of Russia, 2 33-6, Abeih, I54 'J7Io 374-5, 378 Abel, Councillor von, 1s6, I6o-J Alexander III, Tsar of Russia, 4I6, Aberdeen, Lord, Eastern policy of, +23, 45D-I I04, Io6, Io8, I39• 17I, 175,203, Alexander, Prince of Bulgaria, 4I2· 207, 211, 232 23 Aboulabad, 73 Alexander, King of Servia, 403, Acre, I 4S-6, I so 453-7 , so, 2SS Alexander Karageorgevich, Prince Adalbert, Prince of Bavaria, 262 of Servia, I38-9, I95-6, 217, Adam, Sir Frederick, 92, 122-41 249""5'· 334· 339· 456 183, 291 Alexander I, Karageorgevich, King Adana, 146-7, ISO; massacre at, of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, 43I, 48o-I 483, s36, 558 Adosides, 471 Alexander, King of the Hellenes, Adrianople, Peace of, Io6, I3D-I, S35-6, S43 I33• 209-Io, 339, 371; taken by , 149 the Russians, 129, 376-7 ; viillyet Alfred, l'rince. See Edinburgh, of, 448; besieged by the Bulgarians, of 504-5, 506, S II j retaken by the Algeria, r6, I45 Turks, 515, 517, S28 Ali Pasha of Joannina, Is. I 9· 24, Aehrenthal, Baron, 4S8 oz9, 43, 6oz-4, 71, 78-9 Aigina, 89, 96, 99-Ioo, I09, 113, Ali Pasha of Zvornik, 139 II8 . Allenby, General, S38 Ainali-Kavak, Convention of, 8, 30 Alma, The, 227-8 ~nos, 130, soB, 5I3, 5I7 Amalia, Queen of Greece, r 64, I 70,

Attolia, 77, I07 219-24, 242 1 262, 264, 26:,>' Aivali, 74 Ambelakia, 119 Akarnania, 77, 82, Io7, II I 1 I63, Ambrakian gulf, 409 I 78, 267, 288 Anagnost6poulos, 65 Akhaltsykh, n8, I30 Anapa, IllS, 130 Index

Anatolikon, 86, 92, 98 457-8, 479. SOf, 509, 5•7· 52•-·· Anchial6s, 447 528, 55S; her Turkish Policy, 9- Andr.lssy, Count, 362-3, 3S6, 3S8 12, IS, 198--9, 209, ui-4, 216, Andrew, Prince, S47 · 233-5· 243· 2f5· 2fS, 28S, 386, Andrltsaina, 6s 39D-I,f02-3o444-8 Andros, 1S3 Avakumovich, M., 456 Angora, 5f2, 555~ Azov, s-8, 234 Antipaxo, 4 Antivari, uS, 241, 256, 25g-6o; Baghdad, 53S occupied by Montenegro, 376; Balaclava, 229-30, 233 ceded to Montenegro, 383, 391--2; Balbes, Demetrios, 420 Archbishop of, 461; railway to, Balbes, Z., 273 463; freedom of, 4S4, 507 Balfour, Mr A. J., 542 Apokorona, 310 Ballard, Lieut., 215 Aprilov, 340 Balsh, Theodore, 244 Arab Tabia, us, 399 Balta Liman, Convention of, 194> , uS, 3S4, 395 244 Areia, 119 Baltatzes, G., 547 Argos, 77• SI, S6, 104, 1o8, Ilf> uS, Baltchik, 513, 516 121, 265 Banat, The, to, 525; 532, S44 Argyrokastron, 6., S05, 518-g, 537 Banjaluka, I40 Arkidion. Monastery of, 311--2,439 Banjani, 370, 391 Armansperg, Count von, 156-7, Baphe, 311 16o-4 Baring, Mr, 365~ Armenians, 3Sf, 395~; massacres Barton, Sir Edward, 13 of, -427-31, 476, 47!r51, 53S; Batak, 365-7 Armenian Republic, 54I, 556 Bathurst, Lord, 44 Arta,.., 65, 82, ISS, 220; its cession, Battenberg, Prince Francis Joseph • to Greece, 407, 409 of, 421, 46o Asaki, George, 126 Batilm, 239, 3S4-5, 395~ Ask:fphon, 317 Bayazid, nS, I3o, 3S4, 395 Aspropotam6s, The, 407 Beaconsfield, ·Lord (Disraeli, Ben- Asquith, Mr H. H., 504 jamin), Eastern policy of, 246, ·Astros, 83, 114, I20 2S7, 370, 377, 3S7, 395-6, 4o6, Astypilaia, 469, 5 10 468 Athens, onder the Turks, 29-30; Beaufort d'Hautpoul, General, 302 taken by the Greeks, '72, 8o-I, _ Beirut, ISO, •54• 300--2,497 9r, 94-5, 105; made the capital, - Belashitza, Mts, 516 16I-3; revolution of 1843 at, Belgrade, Peace of, 3, 7• 17> under 169-72, 176-'lt 171)-8I, 184; dur- the Turks, 46-S; its garrison ing Crimean war, 2I9-24• 26o, massacred, 52, 54-7, I34-5, 137- 262; revolution of 1S62 at, 267-S, S, 249-52; bombardment of, 253- 27o--3, 275-7, 2SI, 315, 432, 434• 5; its fortress evacuated by the 467, 490, 534 Turks, 303, 332-4, 336, 417-8; Athos, Mt, 29, 73,221, 32o,so3,S09, royal tragedy at, 454-6, 461; 542, ·556 bombarded and occupied by the Austria, in Dalmatia, 32, 34• 36-7; Austrians, 523; recovered, 540 her Montenegrin policy, 198-g, Belimarkovich, General, 376, 453 · 240, 39I-2, 479, 484, 530; h~ Bellova, 449 Servian policy, so-t, 1-36,. 2491 Belogradtchik, 333t SIS Index 597,

Beltcbev, 449 tion of, 441-2, 477-9; 482-5, 521, Bend~rev, Capt., 421 523, 545 . Benizelos, John, 30 Bosphorus, The,_ 130, 146-7, 151, "Benkovski," .365 238, 347 Berane, 498, 501 Botzares, Marko, 6s, 82, 85 Berat, 64 B6tzares, Notes, 92 Berchtold, Count, 498 Bouboulina, 73 , · Berlin, Conference of (188o), 404, Boulgares, Demetrios, 242,267, 273, 407-8, 416 310, 316, 356-7, 379 Berlin, Congress and treaty of, 387- Boulgares, George, 28 401, 428, 464-5• 484, 501 Boulgaris, Eugenios, 24 Berlin Memorandum, The, 363 Bourbaki, Col., 94-5 B~rovich, George, 433• 471 Bourchier, James D., 494, 500 Besika Bay, 209, 368, 370, 378 Bonrgas, 129, 421, 424, 449 Bessarabia, 39• 42-3, 236, 239, 373, Bournias, 79 · 383-4, 39'• 525, $32, 539• 5Ho BoO.rzi, I 12 557 Bowen, Sir George, 278 Beust, Count von, 332 BraHa, 128, 400 Bib Doda, Prenk, .Mirdite chief Bra\las, Sir Peter, 283 (1854), 219 Bratianu, John, 320, 323, 325-i, Bib Doda, Prenk, Mirdite chief in 373· 388, 401, 46+-5 1908, 404, 406 Bratianu, M. J. C., 533 . Bibescu, George, 19o-4, 243, 246-8, Brda, The, 143, 218, 259 328 Bregalnitza, 5 I 3 Bijelopavlicb, 142, 218 Brialmont, General, 465 Bijelopolje, 391, 501 Brod, 362 . Bilek, 376, 31:!3 Brown, Sir George, 225-6 Bismarck, .Eastern policy of, 291, BrO.sa, 146 317,325-6o329-30,386,388,40I, Bucharest, 5, 8, 20, 27; treaty of 408, 428, 465 (1812), 42-3, 54· s6, 6s, 67-8, Bitlis, 429 133, 192, 194, u6, 237, 247-8, Black Sea, The, 7-8, '4• 127, 130, 250, 321, 323-4· 327, 330, 3+4· 234· 236, 238-9, 347 346, 401; treaty of (1886), 418, Blaznavatz, Col., 335 444, 465; treaty of (1913), 515-7, Blunt, Consul, 220 529; taken by the Germans, 533i Bogomiles, 21 treaty of (1918), 539 Bogoshich, M., 459 Buchon, J. A., 172 Bojana, The, 372, 405 Budua, 530 Boletin, Isa, 49 5 Bukovina, The, 10, 42, 331, 525, Bonaparte. See Napoleon I. 532-3, 544. Boris III, Tsar of the Bulgarians, Bulair, so6, soB 45o-1 t 539, 558 Bulganak, The, 227 Bosdari, Count, 527 Bulgaria, Bulgarians, 2o-1, 39, IZf, Bosnia, partly Austrian, 1o-1; 204, 217, 316; history of, before Turkish, 17, 21-2; at Tilsit, 39i the Exarchate, 338-45; the Ex­ rises against the Turks, 139-42, archate, 345-7; ".Bulgarian Atro· 144, 239, 333• 359; insurrection cities," 364-7; attitude during in, 362, 361:!, 370, 372, 377• 384, Russo-Turkish war, 360-70, 372, 386; Austrian occupation of, 390, 374; at San Stefano, 382, 31!5-6; 396-7, 401-2; Austrian annexa- at Berlin, 388-9, 392, 396, 399~ Index

400; ·history since Berlin treaty, Caruso, Count, 189 411-26; in Macedonia, 441-S; Castel Lastua, 530 history under Prince Ferdinand, Catargi, Barbe, 319 44S-5z; independence o4 477-S, Catargi, Lascar, 324, 33 I 4S5; rapprochement with Greece, Catherine II, Empress of Russia, 494; in the Balkan League, 49S- 7-S, IO, 204• 225-6 5041 so6; in the Second Balkan Cattaro, occupied by the French, war, sro-S; in the European war, 33 ; by the Russians, 36-7; taken szS-9, 53I-z, 539-41; later, 552- by the Montenegrins, and ceded 3, 55S-9 to Austria, 37• 4o, 51, 241, 257, Bulwer, Sir Henry, z5o-r, 255 463, 530 Buol, Count, 212-3 Cavour, 234-5, 239, 243 Burgoyne, Sir John, 2zS-9 Cephalonia, occupied by the French, Burney, Admiral, 507-S 4; declares its independence, 40; Butler, Capt., 2I5 taken by the British, 41 I 5S-9, 86, Butrinto, 4 121-2; insurrection there, rS6-9, Byron, Lord, I9, S5-S, 55'2 27S,zSo, 2S6; after the union,309 Cerigo, occupied by the French, 5 ; Callimachi, Alexander, 470 taken by the British, 41, 5S, I So, Callimachi, Charles, 69, 75, 126 'lSI, zBS Campbell, Col., I67 Cernavoda, 393,463 Campbell, Lieut.-General James, Cervi, I79-82 +I Cetinje, 37• 143, 197, 'liS; taken by Campbell, Sir Colin, 230 the Austrians, 530 Campo-Formic, Treaty of, 4• 12 Chaidari, 94 Candia, besieged by Turks, 3• 15, Chalkeia, 469 7+• I67, 43S, 440 Chalkidike, 29 Canea, 73-4, I 67-S, 306, 313, 315, Chalk!s, 221, 43S 410, 432-4, 43s, 4SS--9 Chams, 548 . Canevaro, Admiral, 43S-9 Charles I, King of Roumania, 323, Canning, George, S4, 93 325-33o373-5t392,425t442t457• Canning, Stratford (Lord Stratford 515, 524-5 de Redcliffe), 93-4, I14-6, 204-7, Chatalja, 503-4, 54I 209-ro, 217-S, 470 Chatham, Lord, I4 Canrobert, 229, 235 Chehib-Effendi, 154 Cantacuzene, Constantine, 194 Cheimarra, 503, 5Io, 518-9, 526, Cantacuzene, George, 69 537· 559 Capod'Istria, Agostino, 104, 113-7, Chermside, Sir Herbert, 440 I63, IS+ Cherso, 544 Capo d'Istria, George, rS4 Chios, 12, 28; massacre of, 79-Bo, Capo d'Istria, John, Count, 44-5, 89, 9S, 104, 527, 546 66; elected President of Greece, ChloumoCttsi, I02 96-7, 99-Ior, Io4, Io8-13, 15S Chorlu, I30 Capo d'Istda, Viaro, roo, 109, 117, Christich, Nicholas, 417 159, rS4 Christich, Philip, 332 Caragea, John, 66, 126 Church, Sir Richard, 95• 97-S, IOI, Carasso, M., 479 I041 Io8, I5S, 35 I Cardigan, Lord, 229, 231 Circassians, 342, 3S4, 395, 443 Carnarvon, Lord, 279, 287, 378 Clarendon, Lord, 209, 235, 24I, 244, Carol, Prince, 557 308-9, 316, 326, 332, 349· 470 hzdex 599

Clement, Metropolitan, 42'1, 450 Crimea, The, 5-6. 8, IOj war in, Clementi, The, 495 299 sqq. Cobden, 332 Crispi, Francesco, 449 Cochrane, Lord, 95-7 Cunola, 34 Codrington, Admiral, 97-8, 102 Cyclades, 103, 107-8 Constantine, King of the Hellenes, Cyprus, 75• 239; convention, 395-6, 436, 491-2, so.h so6, 513-4,516, 431, 468-9; annexed by Great 525, 527-8, 531, 533-6, 543· 546, Britain, 524; offered to Greece, 555 . l . 528; ceded by Turkey, 542 Constantine VI, CEcumemca Patn- Cyrenaica, The, 16, 396, 496-7 arch, 552, 556 Constantinople, 38-9, 85, 204; con­ Dabija, Col., 331 ference of ( 1881 ), 408-9 ; confer­ Dalmatia, under the French, 32-7; ence of (1885), 416; massacres Italian claims to, 526, 544 at, 429-30; treatyof(1897), 437i Damala (Troizen), 96, 100 counter-revolution at, 4Bo-l, 505i Damascus, 145-6, 301-3 treaty of (1913), 517, 541 Dandolo, Anthony (Corfiote politi­ Constantinovich, Anka, 334 cian), 285 Constantinovich, Catherine, 334 Dandolo, V. (civil governor of Dal- Constantinovich, Mile Natalie (Prin- matia), 33• cess Mirko of Montenegro), 458 Danev, Dr, 511, 514 Constanza, 533 Dangles, General, 534 Corfu, occupied by the French, 4, Danilo, Crown Prince of Monte­ 19, 24, 40; surrendered to the negro, 458, 460, 507, 530, 544 British, 41, 58-6o, 63, 65, II3, Danilo, Prince of Montenegro, 197- 117, 122-3, 18o, 184-5. r88, 258, 8, 218-g, 24G-1, 256-7 278, 28o-1; ceded to Greece, 284- Danilograd, 370, 375 92, 308, 494• 509; conference of Danube, Commission of the, 236, (1914),519-20j Serbs at, 529, 531, 239, 393-4, 4oo; Delta of the, Pact of, 536; bombarded, 549 2 36, 384, 392 Corinth, ;8, 82, 86, 161 · Danubian Principalities, The, s-6, Cornu, Mme Hortense, 323 8, 10; under the Phanariotes, 16- Coron, 102 7• 31, 38, 42; insurrections of 1821' Corti, Count, 388, 404-5 there, 66-9; under native rulers, Couza, Prince of Roumania, 247-8, 125-8; under the Russians, 13o-2, 319-25 147; during revolution of 1848, Cra'iova, 319 190-5, 202; occupied by Russia, Crete, becomes Turkish, I, 12, 15, 208-g, 211, 1116, 223, 230, 233; 17, 21, 39i during War of Inde­ at Congress of Paris, 237-8, 240; pendence, 73-4, 82-3, 84, 89, 93• their union, 243-8. See Moldavia, 99• 103-4, 107-8; Egyptian, u6, Wallachia, and Roumania 150; insurrectionof(1841), 166-8, Daoud Pasha, 304-5 174-5, 204, 285; insurrection of Daphni, 94 (1866-g), 306-18, 326, 332, 341, , The, entered by French, 358; during eastern crisis ( 1878), 3; by British, 38; peace of, 41- 38o-2, 384, 394• 397• 408, 41o-1, 2, 130; closing of, 147, 151; 416; later rismgs, 431-5, 437-9; entered by British, 210, 215; autonomous, 439-41, 486, 492, regulation of, 238, 347; the Italians 494-5 i united with Greece, ,502-3, in, 497 ; the Greeks olf, 503, 505, 509· 516, 531 525-6, 53! 6oo Index

~rinka, Princess, '141, 257-8 Dragom5tre, 5 Daveles, '142 Dragoumes, Nicholas, 267 Dawkins, 119, 157, 161 Dragoumes, Mr Stephen, 308 n.; De Bosset, Lieut.-Col., 62 492-3,503 Dedeagatch, 515, 528, 540, 559 Drama, 447-8, 476, 514 Delege6rges, Epamin6ndas, 262-3, Dramali, Pasha, 73• So-2 267-8, 310, 356 Drina, The, 134• 255 Deligiannes, Peter, 316-8 Drobniak, 370 Deligiannes, Theodore, 318, 380, Druses, I 52-5, 30o-s. 495 388, 394· 410,416, 41C)-20, 433-4· Duckworth, Admiral, 38 466--7 Dufferin, Lord, 303 Deligrad, 54• 369 Duga pass, The, 259, 375• 391 Delisi, 3s2 Dulciguo, 261, 376, 383, 391, 405 Delladecima, Count, 185 Durazzo, 504, su, 518--u, szg, 561 Delvinon, 518 Dusmani, Count, 283 Demak6poulos, 311 Demertzes, M., 553 Eastern Roumelia, 306, 389, 396, Demir Hissar, 514 414-9• 477• 479 Demir Kapou, 553 Edgmiatsin, 128 Denton, The Rev. W., 253 Edhem Pasha, 436 Derby, Edward Geoffrey Stanley, Edinburgh, Duke of, 264, 27~, Earl of, I85, 279, 287 286, 420 Derby, Edward Henry Stanley, Earl Edward VII, 467, 474 of, 309, 312, 332, 36z, 364, 366--7, Egri Palanka, 500 · 377, 38o, 387 Egypt, 14, 16, 31, 145, I-t-8--51, 204, Dervenaki, 82 239, 309, 524 Dervent, 362 Ekrene, 516 Detcbich, 501 Elass&na, 503 D'Everton, Baron, 186 Elena, Queen of Italy, 459-60, 507 Diakos, 72 Eleusis, 99 Dibra, 500 EleutlzerocMria, The, 29 Diebich, 128--9, 133, 339 Elizabeth, Queen of England, n Dimotika, 504, sz8, 540 Elizabeth, Queen of Roumania, Djakova, 404 ("Carmen Sylva"), 329, 400 Djumaia, SIS Elliot, Sir Henry, 265, 272,286,367 Djunis, 369 England, Turkish policy of, 7, 8, Dobrudja, The, 214. 384; ceded to-- 12-5. See Great Britain Roumania, 392-3, 399-400, 46_., EnverBey,475-6,sos.sr5, 538,540 524, 53g-4o -- • Epidauros, Constitution of, 77-1$, Dodektinesos, The, 469-70, 473, 495• 83, 88 497· 526, 547· 549 Epirus, rg, 23, 84, 104, III, ru-s; Dojran, 513 , __ insurrection of (1854), 219-zo, Domok6s, go, 2zo, 380, 407, 437 266, 271, 285, 288, 310, 316; Dondukov-Korsakov, Prince, 4II insurrection of (1878), 38o-r, 384, D6sios, 264 395; partly ceded to Greece, Douglas, Sir Howard, 183-5 407-10, 416; campaign of (1897), Dollsmanes, General, 525 436--7,465< campaign of(1912-3), Doxaton, 514-5 503, 505; question of Northern Draga, Queen of Servia, 454-.6 Epirus, 509, 518--21, 525-6, 531, Dragashani, 68--jj, 76 537• 543, 548 Index 6o1

Erfurt, Meeting at, .p Francbet d'Esperey; General, 539· Erivan, 5+I Franz Ferdinand, Archduke, 521 Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Coburg· Fratti, A., 90, 437 Gotha, 272-3 Frederick II, King of Prussia, 14-5 Ernroth, General, 413, 426 Frederick William II, King of Erskine, 348-5 1 Prussia, IS Erzerum, 129-30, 384, 538--g Frederick William IV, King of Essad Pasha, 507-8, 5I8, 520, 529, Prussia, 209 537• 544• s6o Freeman, Professor, 378-9, 392 Eubc:ea (Negropont), 17, I03, 107, Fuad Pasha, 302, 3I3, 3+5 109, III, 178 Eugene, Prince, 9, II, 401 Gabrovo, 340 Eupatoria, 226, 233 Gagauzes, 392 Euripus, 26I Galatz, 65, 67, 247, 400 Eutaxias, M., 554 Gallipoli, 5o6 Evans, Sir Arthur J., 390 Garashanin, llija, n7, 249-50, 254, Eynard, 178 333-+· 337 . . Eyres, Sir H. C., 56o Garashanin, Milutin, 337, 417 Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 263, 266, 284 · Fabvier, General, 94-5, 98 Garibaldi, Ricciotti, 436 Fano, 4 Gastouni, 88 Ferdinand, ex·King-Consort of Por­ Gatzko, 383 tugal, 272 Gavrilovich, 335 Ferdinand I, King of Roumania, Gazes, Anthimos, 73 400, 532, 544. 557 Georgakes, 69 Ferdinand, 'Psar of the Bulgarians, George I, King of the Hellenes, 425-6, 446, 449-5I, +78, 485, 274-5• 277, 287-9, 292-5, 310, 499• 515, 518, 528, 539 313o316,318,332,3+9-SO,f34-5• Ferisovich, 464-5 44I, 486, 49I, +93· 504-5, 525 Ferrero, General, 537 George, Crown Prince of Greece Fetislam, 255 (afterwards George II), 535, 546, Filov, Major, 4I5 sso-1 Finlay, George, 98, 179-81, 312 George of Greece, Prince, 434, 439- Fitzroy, Lord Charles, ru 40, 491 Fiume, 544 · George of Servia, ex-Crown Prince, Flamburiari, Count 283 458,+79•483 Fokshani, 246, 248 Georgoutsades, 519 Fonblanque, 249 German6s, Metropolitan of , Fortis, A., 483 71 F oscolo, U go, 12 3 Germany, Turkish policy of, 431, Fox, C. J., I4 435, 524. See Prussia · France, Policy of, towards Greece, Ghegs, 23, 85 97• 102, 106-7, I6f, 166, 18o-1, Gbika, Alexander II, 132, 190, 244 222-4, 241-2, 26r, 263, 27 I, Gbika, Gregory IV, 70, 321 , 274, 292-3, 299, 306, 309, 312-3, Ghika, Gregory V, 194-5, 244 355, 407-8, 420, 534• 5+3; to­ Ghika, John, 328, 470 . wards the Jugoslavs, 536; towards Giolitti, Sig. G., 497• 509-10 Roumania, 323-6, 329; towards Giorgis, General de, 446-7 Turkey, 2-5, IS, 3I, 38-42, 149, Giurgevo, 215-6, 364 I~1-4, 199 sqq., 245-6, 300-3 Gjev{jeli, 512-3, 55+ 6o2 Index

Gkodras, 91, 94 , Greiner, Herr von, 156, 16r Gladstone, W. E., Eastern policy Grekov, D.P., 425 of, 246, 248, 279-85, 316, 353, Grevena, 495• 503 . 366, 375, 377, 379• 404-5, 407, Grey, Earl, 186 419-201 428, 43r Grey, Sir Edward, 448, 4i6, 479> Glticksburg, John of, 316 504, 508-lo, 517, 521' 529 Golescu, 324 Grlbovo, 437 Goltz Pasha, Von der, 425, 500 Grivas, Demc!trios, 273-4 Gonatas, Col., 546 Grivas, Theodore, 99, 118, 163, 178, Gordon, Sir Charles, 62 '120, 267, 270 Gordon, General T., 94, 163 Gros, Baron, 18o-1 Gortchakoff, Prince Alexander, 233- Gruda, The, 404, 406, 495 4, 312, 314, 347. 372, 374. 388 Grujev, Major, 421 Gortchakoff, Prince Michael, 214-5 Grypares, M., 432 Goschen, 409 Gueshov, M., 499-500, 511 Goudl, 490 Guildford, Lord, 101, 123 Godnares, Demt!trios, 526, 543, Guizot, 151 546-7 GUI-kbaneh, Hatti-slzerif of, 1.p, Gourko, General, 374, 376 151, 298, 306 , Grabousa, 99 Gumuljina, 540 Gradishka, qo Gusinje, 383, 391, 403-4, 503 Grahovo, 144, 256-8, 26o, 406 Gytheion, 268 Grammata, 510 Granville, Lord, 347, 353, 409 Hagi:l., 2~5 Gravhi, 72 Hagfa Lavra, 71 Gravosa, 32 Hahn, General, 265, 268 Great Britain, Policy of, towards Hajji Ali the Haseki, 30, 72, 535 n. Armenians, 395• 428-31; towards Hajjikyriakos, Admiral, 552 Bulgaria, 389, 4r6-7, 426, 529; Hajji Loja, 401 towards Greece\ 93• 97• ro6-8, Hajji Michales, 99 164-6, 17r, 178-83, 222-4, 241-2, Hajji MichalesJannares,313-4, 318, 261, 263, 265-6,269, 271-2, 274- 381 5, 292, 308-9, 3r2-3, 316, 380, Hajji Petros, Ch., 220 385, 388, 406-1o, 419-20, 435, Halepa, Pact of, 41o-II, 432-3 53H in Macedonia, 443• 447-8; Halmyros, 407 • towards Montenegro, 37, 25g-6o, Hamilton, Capt., 82, 97 404-5; towards Roumania, 326-7, -.Hangerli, 20 330, 385, 388, 401; towards Haralambie, Col., 324 Servia, 56, 136, 139, 217, 249-.'il, Harebone, William, 13 '153· '155· 332-3, 457-8, 482; Harris, Clement, 98, 437 towards Turkey, 31, 36, 38, 43• Hastings, Capt., 97-8 130, 148-51, 203 sqq., 299, 382, Haydar, Emir, 300 486, 524 Haymerle, Baron, 388 Great Elector, The, 14 Hecquard, H., 241 Greeks, Relations of, with Turkey, Hedjaz, Kingdom of the, 538, 541, 24-30, 165-6,J74,219-23o315-8, 562 394• 406-10, 435-7, 443-+0 487- Heideck,General von,95, 156-7, 161 90, 502-5, 552, 556 Herbert, Mr, 348, 352 GregoryV,CEct1menica!Patriarch,·75 Herzegovina, The, ro, 13, 141-4, Gregory, Mr, 332 239-41, :zs6; rising of (1861), Index

.,~8-6o, 331; rising of (1875), Ismail Pasbo Bey, 64-5 358-63, 368, 370, 37"· 377· 384, !stria, 526 386; occupied by Austria, 390-2, Isvolski, M., 482 396-7, 402, 442; annexed, 477-8, Italy, Eastern policy of, 234-5, 239, 482-5 245, 259, 326; in Albania, 502, Hierapetra, 438 S37• 544• 558-61; in Bosnia, 390, Hilmi Pasha, 445-6, 480 4 78; in Crete, 487; towards Greece, Hitov, Panajot, 342, 344 355· 509, 531, 543· 548-9; towards Hobart Pasha, 317 the Jugoslavs, 536, 557i towards Hodges, Col., 136 Montenegro, 459-60, 463, 545i Homalos, 315 in Samos, 473; in Tripoli, 396, Hoti, The, 406, 495 496-7 Hunkiar Iskelesi, Treaty or, 136, 147 Izzet Pasha, 4 77 Hussein-Aga, 139-40 Hussein Avni Pasha, 315 Jablyak, 144, 198, 383, 391 Hussein Pasha, 256 Jadar, The, 523 Hfrlra, 28, 73, 86, 88, 93, 101, Jaffa, 145 rocr1o, 113, 119, 165, 294 Jajce, 401 Hypate, 178 Jamboli, 129 Hypselantes, Alexander, 66-9, 125, James I of England, 13 1\17 . Janissaries, u, 46-9, 85, 102, n7, Hypselantes, Con~tantine, 52 139. 145 Hypselantes, Demetrios, 76-7, 82-3, Jassy, 5; peace. of, 8, 27, 65, 67, Hypselintes, Nicholas, 68 192, 216, 244, 247, 324-5, 533 Jedda, 299 · Ibrahim Pasha, 88-93,97,991 102-3, ] enitsa, 503 - 145-51 Jerusalem, 6, 146, 20o-r, 320, 479i lddesleigh, Lord, 425 liberation of, 538 lgnatyeff, Count, 345, 369, 451 Jews, 20, 27, 75, 127, ·19o-1, 195, Ikaria, 469, 503 322, 327, 393· 396, 442, 444• 464, , 518, 54'• 547, 562 474. 479. 542 lniada, 517 'Jitcha, 458 lnkermann, 232-3, 235 Jivkov, G., 423 International Commission of Con- Joannina, 17, 19, 25, 65, 78-g, 88, trol, 4 37-8 . ~07-9. so.. -s. 537' 548 Ionian Islands, ceded to France, 4; Jonnart, M., 535 occupied by Russians and Turks, Joseph II, Emperor, 10, 11 s, 15, 24i French again, 39-41; Jovanovich, Baron, 402 British, 41, 44-5, 58-63, Bz, 84, Jugoslavia, Jugoslavs, Union of the, roB, 121-4, 180, 183-90, 220, 536, 540, 544· 55"· 554• 557-9 263, 266, 271-2, 274-5; united "Junimists," 401, 464 with Greece, 277-93; since the Jupa, 256 union, 308-9 J utta of Mecklenburg • Strelitz, Ipek, n, 15, 442, 446, 503, 557 Duchess (Crown Princess of Iron Gates, The, 394• 400,463, 465 Montenegro), 46o· Isaccea, 236 Ishtip, 498 Kadich, 257 Islaz, 191 Kaffa, 5 Ismail Kemal Bey, 480, SO+, 518 Kafres, 183 Ismail Pasha, 307, 309-10 Kakavia, 548 Index

Kalab:l.ka, 220 Kastrl (Hermi6ne), 96 Kalafat, 21 r, 374 Katchanik, 443• +75a 484, 495 Kalamas, The, 39•h 407-g, 537 Kater!na, 503 ; 72, 76, 81, 87, III, uo, Kaulbars, General Alexander, 413 I78, 267-g Kaulbars, Major-General Nicholas, Kalamos, 84 424-5 Kalavryta, 7I-ll, 88 Kavalla, 88, 448, 470, 51o-I, 514-7, Kallay, ·Baron von,· 402 525, 532, 548 Kallerges, Demetrios, 169-72, I76, Kelides, P ., 309 ' 222-3, 242, 263, 306 Keos, 420 Kalnoky, 401 , Kertch, 8, 234 Kaloger6poulos, M. N., 533 Khevenhiiller, Count, 418 Kaltchev, Constantine, 425 Kiamil Pasha, 477• 479• 505 Kalteziai, 76 Kilia, 400 K:ilymnos, 469 Kilkich, 512-3 Kamater6n, 95 Kinbum, 8, 236 Kanares, Ariste!des, 276 Kirdjali, 419 · . Kanares, Constantine, So, 110, 179. Kirk-kilisse (Lozengrad), 500, 515, 264, 267-8, 273-4. 276,292, 310, 517 379 Kisseleff, Count Paul, 13I Kanlijeh, Treaty of, 224 Klek, 13 Kaphandares, M., 551-3, 555 Knezevich, 454 Karababa, 105 Knjajevatz, 515 Karagatch, 5+7 · · · Kobel, Herr von, 161 Kara George, 48-57, 133, 135, 138 Kogiilniceanu, Michael, 191-2,320, Karageorgevich, See Alexander, 388 ' . ' George, Persida, Peter . Kokoti, 259 Kara'isk:ikes, George, 91-5 Kolettes, John, 88, g6, 113-zo, 161- Karalik-Dervend, 409-10 2, I66, 175-8 Karam, 304-5, 317 Kolokotr6nes, Gennaios, 118, 266 Karamanli, Ahmed, I6 Kolokotr6nes, Panos, 86, 88 Karap:inos, M. A., 519, 533 Kolokotr6nes, Theodore, 81, 83, 86, Karat:issos, 177, 221, 26 z 88, 9o-1, 95-6, 113-4, 118, 120, Karatbeodori, Alexander, 388, 433, 15!)-60, 166, 169, 263 471 . Kolubara, The, 523,,530 Karavelov, Ljuben, 346 Kondyles, General, 550, 552-4 Karavelov, Peter, 422-3 ---Konemenos, 470 Karditza, 407 Konieh, 146 Karlovitz, r, 9, 13, 196 Kop:isses, 472-3 K:irpathos, 469, 489 Koraes, 25, 166 . Karpen&!, 85 K6rakas, 311 . · , 128, 235-6, 239, 375, 395 ;Korits:i,s18-9, 521; republicof, 537; Karjes, 29 559 Karjtaina, 81, I6o Komiloff, Admiral, 229-30 Kassandra, 73 Koronaios, Panos, 275-6, 31o-1, K:issos, 7f, 88-9, 469' 313, 315 -Kastell6rrizon (Meg!ste); 469, 518, Korphiotakes, 182 542, 547 Klls, 470, 497 . Kastrati, The, 406, +95 Kossovo, 140, H5• 447,- +96 Kastrl (Delphi), 85 Kotchana, 4911 Index 6os

Kotel, 338-40 , 548-9,. 553 Koumoundoftros, Alexander, 168, Leake, Col. W. M., 107 268, 310, 312, 316-7, 332, 354· Lebanon, The, 148, 150,. 152-5, 357· 379-80, 408, 410 30o-6 Kountouriotes, Admiral Paul, 514, Lecca, General, 400 543· 551, 553-4 Leiningen, Count, 198-9 Kountouriotes, George, 86, 88, go, Umnos, 448, 540, 548 ' g6, 100, 107, 114, 178-g Lenormant, F., 284 Koures, S., 283 Leopold of Saxe-Coburg (Leopold I, Koutzo-Wallachs, 442-4, 447-8, King of the Belgians), 107-8 465-6 Leotsakos, 273, 275 Kozane, 503 Lepanto, 64, ·103, 178 Kozaratz, 362 Lerna, 90, 114, 170 Kragujevatz, 135, 137 Leros, 469 Kranidi, 86 Lesbos, 527, 534• See Mitylene Kratovo, 500 Lesina, 3+ Kresna Pass, 51.~ Leuchtenberg, Duke· of, 271-:-2 . Kriezes, Admiral, 182, 221 Levadeia, 29, 65, 72 Kriezotes, 94• 104, no-1, 178 Levski, Vasil, 346 , Krivoshije, 358, 361 Lewis I, King of Bavaria, 95, 115- Krokidas, 546 6, 157, 16o-s, 222 Krstjovich, Gavril, 414-5, 425 Lewis, Prince of Bavaria, 262, 272 Krushevo, 446, 500 Liapes, 433 Kulevtcha, 129 Liaptchev, 559 Kumanovo, 500, 503 "Liberal Union,'~ The, 480 Kurds, 384, 395, 427-9, 495• 541, Limeni, 268 · 556 . Lissa, 34-5 Kurshid Pasha, 65, 78 Litochoron, 381 Kutchi, The, 142, 218, 241 Livadas, 186 Kutchuk-Kalnardji, Treaty of, 3o 8, Ljubibratich, 363 10, 14, 24, 205, 209-10 Ljuma, 495 Kut-el-Amarah, 538 Lloyd, Mr, 348, 352 Kyparissia, 265 Lloyd George, Mr D., 542-3 Kyriakos, 275 Lobanov, Prince, 431 Kyriakou, D., 276 Logothetes, Lykourgos, 79• 99 . Kythnos, 265, 273 Lombardos, Constantine, 190, ?.78- 9• 284, 286 Lachanas, sn-3 London, Conference of, 347; treaty Lagosta, 544 of (1827), 97; treaty of (1883), La Marmora, 234 '4oo; treaty of (1913), so8-g; Lamia, 116, 220, 271, 353, 437 "secret" treaty of (1915), 526,544 Lampros, Prof. Sp. P., 534 Longworth, 254 Lapathiotes, Col., 490 Lantos, Andrew, 88, 169 La.ris;~a, 64> 436-7, 534 Loutraki, 115 LauriSton, 36 Lovtchen, Mt, 196, 530 Lausanne, Treaty of (1912), 497-8, Lowe, Sir Hudson, 58 510; treaty of (1923), 547-8, 556 Lucan, Lord, 231 Lavrion, 354-6, 546 Luitpold, Prince of Bavaria, 262,266 Lazar, George, n6 · Ltile Burgas, Battle .of, 503 Lazes, 385 Lunjevitza, Nikodem, 454 6o6 Index

Lushnia, 543 Maronites, 151-4, 3oo-5 Lussin, 544 Martinovich, General, 507 Lyons, Sir Edmund, 163, 165, 171, Mashin, Col., 455 175, r8o, ulH) Matsoukas, 514 Lytton, Lord, 279, 290 Maurer, 156-8, r6o-r Mavrogenes, Alexander, 472 Macedonia, 9• 43• 174-5; rising in, Mavrokordatos, Alexander, 27, 76- 221, 346; in Berlin treaty, 394• 7, 82-3, 89-90, 93· 109, rs8, 166, 396-i; rival races in, 436, 441-9, r6~, 175--6, 223, 142 451, 465; the Turkish revolution Mavrokordatos, Demetrios, 313 in, 475~, 489, 495; conquered MavromicM.les, Constantine, 11 ~~ by the League, 503, 511-2, 515, Mavromichales, Elias, ;8 517, 526, 53"· 548, 559 M avromichales, George, 96, 11 1-1 Mackenzie, S., 185 Mavromichales, John, 111 Matlem«Mria, 29 Mavromich:i.les, Kyriakoules (1), 82 Maglaj, 401 Mavromichales, Kyriakowes (II), MahmOd II, 53, 56, 74-5, 88, 127, ex-Premier, 112, 467, 490 130,139•145-9,166,252,343•469 Mavromicbales, Petrohey, 6s, 72, Mahmud Shevket, 481 78, 82-3, IIJ Maina, Mainates, 4, 29, 8r, 109, Mecca, 538 111, 1141 120, 16o, 3IS Medina, 538 Maison, General, 102 Medun, 370 Maitland, Sir Thomas, 5~3. 84, Megara, 99 92· 123, 183 Megas, 2 42 Majorescu, T., 516 Mehemet Ali, Viceroy of Egypt, 88, Makres, 92 102, 116, 145-51, 166-8 Makri, srs Mehemet Ali, v41i of Crete, 318, Makrinitza, 381 374-5. 388, 404 Makrygiannes, 17o-1 Melas, Paul, 447 Makryn6ros, 107, 1 16 Melid6nes, A., 83 Makryplligi, 90 Melikoff, Loris, 37 5 Malamas, 163 Melnik, 514 Malatra, Cape, 5o8 Melouna pass, The, 436 Malaxa, 435 Mentschikoff, Prince, 202, 205-7, Malcolm, Sir P., 168 117, 227-30 Maltsori, The, 404, 495• 520 Merendltes, 178 Mamartchov, 338 Meso16nghi, 72, 77; first siege of, Maneses, 311 -- 82 ; Byron at, 85, 87 ; · second Mangalia, 392 . siege or, 91-3, 98; retaken, 103; Maniaki, 90 - subsequent history of, 104, 107, Marathon, Brigandage near, 348-52 176, 262, 265, 267, 276 Margarltes, Ap6stolos, 442 Mesopotamia, 538, 54r, 562 Marghiloman, M. A., 532 Messenia, 76, ro1, 117, uo-1, 161 Marie, QueenofRoumania,4o1, 532 Mesta (Nestos), The, 516 Marie Louise, Princess or Bulgaria, Metaxas,Andrew, II9, 169,171,242 450, 478 Metaxas, Col., 525--6, 555 Marinkovich, 218, 332 Meteora, 220 Maritza, The, 528 Metzovon, no, 408, 503 Marmont, 33--6 Meyer, 87, 93 Marmora, hlands of the, 540 MiaoUles,Andrew,8o, 901 92, 109-10 Index

Miaot1les, Athanasios, 262, 264, 266 375-7; at San Stefano, 383, 385; Michael, Prince, son of Prince at Berlin, 390-2, 396, 403-6, HO•. Mirko of Montenegro, 545 459-63, +79• 482-4, 495; war at Michael, King of Roumania, 557 (1912), +99· 50 I, 503-+· 507; war Michalak6poulos, M., 552-3, 555 of (1913), 513; in .b.uropean war, Michelidakes M., 486 522-3, 529-30; and Jugoslavia, Midhat Pasha, 342-4, 368; his 536-7, 5++-5 Parliament,_ 371-2, 428 Moraltines, 273 M idia, 130, soB--g Morava, The, 443 Mijatovich, M. Ch., 403 Mostar, I+l Milena, Queen of Montenegro, 258, Moudania, convention of, 5+7 545 Moudros, 540 " Military League," The, 49o-2 Mounychia, 94-5 Milovanovich, M. G., 479, +99 Mourot1zes, 74 Mingrelia, Prince of, 425 Mousoftros, Constantine, 177 Mirdites, 23, 85, ~u9, 404, 406, Mousoftros, Stephen, 471 +96, 521 Moussa Bey, 428 Mirko, father of King Nicholas of Moustier, Marquis de, 312 Montenegro, 256-7, 25g-6o Miiffiing, Baron von, 129 Mirko, Prince, son of King Nicholas Miirzsteg programme, The, 446-7 of Montenegro, 458, 460, 530 Muktar Pasha, 64, 88 Mishar, 52 Muktija Effendi, 402 Mitrovitza, 446, +59• 47+ Muncaster, Lord, 348, 353 Mitylene, 448, 546 Murad V, 364, 368 Modon, 89-90, 102, 180 Muratovitza 362 Mohammed V, 481-2, 496, 542 M urnies, I 68, 3 I o Mohammed VI, 542, 555 Mustapha IV, 53 Moldavia, occupied by Russia, 7; Mustapha, "the Cretan," 168, 306, under Phanariotes, I5-6, 25-7, 3Io-1, 313 31-2; re-occupied by Russia, 37, Mustapha Kemal, 542, 555 39, 41-3; Hypse!antes in, 66-9, Mustapha Pasha (Thracian town), 77; native mlers in, 127, I30, 502 132; revolution ofi848 in, rgo-2, Mustoxidi, Andrew, II7, 184 19+-s ; evacuated by Russia, u 7, Mutkurov, Major, 415, 422-3 233; in treaty of Paris, 236-7; Muzechka, 406 union with Wallachia, 243-8, 339, 393· See Danubian Principalities, Naby Bey, 489 and Roumania Napier, Col. ~ir Charles James, 122. Molitor, 33 Napier, Sir Charles, I so-I, 2 I+ Mollah Zekko, 445 Napoleon I, Eastern policy of, 4~5, Mompherratos, Joseph, 188 9• 3 I-45• 62, 291 Monastir, 445-7, +75• sao, 503, su, Napoleon III, Eastern policy of, 533 '.loo, '.122, 235, 241, 243- 5, 25s, Monemvasla, 76 · 263, 302, 308, 323, 325-6, 329 Montenegro, 23, 33; under Peter I, Nasmyth, Lieut., us, 225 37, 51, I42; under Peter II, Natal1e, ex-Queen of Servia, 452-3 I 43-4, 196; under l>anilo, I 97- "National Society," The, 435-6 9• uB--g, 240-1, 256-7; under Nauplia, 82; seat of government, Nicholas I, 257-61, 266, 307, 90; Assembly at, 93• 99, Ioq 359o36I, 363-~ 368, 3iOoJ72-3o again the capital, 109-u, ll7-U1 6o& Itzder.

156-7, 16o-1, 168; revolt o~ Novasella, 116o 263-5· 535 II. Nova Zagora, .p 3 Navarino, 76, 89-90; battle of, Novibazar, Sanjak o~ 1155, 36g, 97-8, 102, 128, 211 383, 391, 402, +43· 459· 483· Nazim Pasha, killed, sos 498-9· 502 ·Negres, Theodore, 77 . Nugent, Lord, 183 Nelson, 1191 Nemonrs, Due de, 93• 96 Obradovich, so Nenadovicb, Alexa, 48-9 Obrenovich, Alexander. See Alex· Nenadovich, Jacob, 49 ander Nenadovich, Matthew, 49, 51 Obrenovich, J ephrem, 136-7 Nerou16s, Rlzos, 66-7 Obrenovich, John, 137-8 Nesselrode, 160 Obrenovicb,Julia, PrincessofServia, Neuilly, Treaty of, ·s-to-I 332· 335 Nevesinje, 35cr00 Obrenovich, Marie, Princess (nle Nevrokop, 514 Catargi), 323, 336 Newcastle, Duke of, 2115, 1185 Obrenovich I, Milosb, Prince . of New Psar.i, 89, 1194 Servia, 48, 55-7• 125, 132-8, 165, Newspapers, Greek, 87, 109, u3, 25o-3 159, 165, 177, 186, 224. 1162, 1164 Ohrenovicb, II, Milan, Prince of Nezib, 148, 153 Servia, 137 - Niazi, Major, 475 Obrenovich III, Michael, Prince of Nicholas .I, Tsar of Russia, 94. 12 7, Servia, 137-8,251,253-So332-5, I6o, 197, 202-4, 207--9, 211-4, 345· 455 216-g,ll33 Ohrenovich IV, Milan, Prince (later Nicholas II, Tsar ofRussia, 439• 451 King) of Servia, 323, 335-7.363-4o Nicholas I, King of Montenegro, 376,417-8,452-4o 457 IIS6-6o.·333· 358, 36o, 363-4· Obrenovich, Milan, half-brother of 37'· 376, 3911, 403-s. 417, 458- Milosb, 54-5 62, 496, 499· 507· 513, 530, 536, Obrenovich, Velimir, 335 S«-5- Ckhrida,2s,382,443•500,511,559 Nicholas, Prince of Greece, 472, s .. 6 OdysseUs, 64. 72, 81, 91 Nicholas, Regent of Roumania, 557 Ogle, 381 Nightingale, :Florence, 233 Oikonomos, Hydriote captain, 73 Nigra, Count, 329 Oikon6mos, theologian, 182 Nigrita, 512-4 Oldenburg, Prince Peter of, 1162 Niketas, 82, 110 Olga, Princess of Montenegro, 257 Nikolajev, Major, 415 --OJga,QueenoftheHellenes,3r6,s43 Nikshich, 241· 258-cJ, 370, 376, Oltenitza, 211 . 383, 391 Olympus, Mt, 381, 4o8 Nintchich, M., 557 , 141-2, 153; 194• 198; Nish, g, 51, 345, 376, 383, 391, 211, 219, 1158-6o, 3'3 458, 523 Omladina, The, 333, 344 Nlsyros, 46g Orashatz, 49 Njegush, 258 Oropc)s, 95, 35o-1, 535 ~odirOS, 188 Oroshi, 4o6 Noel, Admiral, 438 Orphano, Gulf of, 515 ;Noel, Mr Frank, 350, 352-3 Orsova, 10, so .Noli, Mgr. Fau. 56o Osman Pasha, 374-5 No~u9_ Ostrog, 26o Index. 609

Oswald, Brigadier, •P Pastrovich, The, 144 Otho, King of Greece, ns, 118-9; Pasvanoglu, 19, 43• 46-7 arrival of, nr, r~6, 16o; attains Pataritza, 516 his majority, 162-6, 168-71, 175- Patmos, 469, 497 7, 1t!o, 219,· 221-4; fall of, 261- Patt-as, ro2, u8, 165, 172, 178-9, 71, 281, 286, 293, 296 267, 526, 535 n. Othonaios, General, 547 Patriarch, the Armenian, 428. 430 Ovtchepolje, 513 Patriarch, the Roumanian, 557 Patriarch, the Servian, 5 57 Pacifico, Don, 179-81, 189 Patriarchate, CEcumenical, 20, 25, Padovan, S., 283, 30~ 75, 8_., 113, 134, 159, r66, r82, Pahlen, Count, 118 r!!4, 224-5• 295-6, 309, 321,341, Palestine, 541-2, 562 345-6, 442-3, 447• 493• 495• 543• Palmerston, Lord, Eastern policy 552, 556-7 of, 115-6, 136, 148, 161, 163-4, Paul, Prince, of Greece, 543 r68, 179--81, 194, 21o-1, 232-3, Pavlovich, Peko, 363 246, 259, 285, 287-8 Paxo, 4• 41, 58, 186, 278, 281, 288 Panas, M., 500 Paysij, 338 Pangalos, General, 546-7, 550, 552- Peel, Sir Robert, r68 4• 559 Pelikas, Spyrldon, 221-2 Panghaion, 5 ro Pelion, 29, 381, 409 "Panhelleniun," The, 100, 104 Pelissier, 235 Panitza, Major, 449 feloponnese, The, I 7, 28; "-ian Panmure, Lord, 232 Senate," 76-7 Papadiamantopoulos, killed at Me- Peneios, The, 394• 406, 409 solonghi, 93 Pennefather, Sir J., 232 Papadiamantopoulos, active in re­ Pentelikon, 172 volution of 1862, 276 Pente Pegadia, Battles of, 98, uo, PapalexopoUI.ou, Mme Kalliope, 436, 503 ~64-s Perachora, n 4, II6 Papanastasfou, M., 550-3, 555 Peribolia, 306-7 Papaphlessas (Dikaios), 90 Perrotes, 178 Papapotili, 534 Persida, Princess, 334 Papoulakos, 183 Peta, 8z, 91, 220 Par:ischos, 312 Petal!di, 102 Parasouliotes, 24 Peter I, Vladika of Montenegro, Parga, 4• 15, 62-4, 295, 505, 537 37. 142-3 Paris, Conference of (r866), 325-6; Peter II, Vladika of Montenegro, Congress of ( r!! 15), 44 ; Congress 143-4, 196-7 and treaty of (18.)6), '135-41, Peter, King of Servia, 252, 334• 243-6, 249-50, 255, 302, 317, 363, 417, 453-4• 456-9, 513 347• 385, 396; convention of Peter, Prince, son of King Nicholas ( r858), 246, 327 of Montenegro, 501, 530 Parker, Capt., 186 Peter the Great, Tsar of Russia; Parker, Sir William, r8o 6-7 Pashich, M. Nicholas, 459, 500, 536, Petkov, 452 557 Petra, ros-6 Paskievich, 128-9, zr 5 Petritsopoulos, r85 Passarovitz, Peace of, 10, 23; cap­ Petronievich, 137• 139, '.II7 ture of, ~6; peace of, 256 Petropoulakes, 315, 317 M.L. 39 610. Index_

Petrov, General, 446, 450 P6ros, 99-100, 103, rog-ro, r q, r65 Petrovich, Bojo, 370 Porto Lagos, 515, 540 Petrovich, George, uS . Poti, 128, 130 Petrovich, Pero Tomaso, 197, uS. Potiorek, General, 523 See Danilo, Darinka, Mirko, Premete, 518 Nicholas, Olga, Peter · Prespa, 382, 475 Phaleron, 95, 169, 551 Pressburg, Treaty of, 3'J Phanar, Phanariotes, The, 16, 'J5-7• Preveza, 4• 64, u6, 407, 409, 436, 74• 76-7 J 101 497· 503, 537 Phamiri, 8z Priboj, 391 Pharmakes, leader of revolt at Priepolje, 383, 391 Lepanto, 178 Princip, 521 Pharmakes, Macedonian patriot, 69 Prishtina, 503 Pharmakides, 182 Prizren, 503 Pharsala (Ph:irsalos), 407, 437 Pr6noia, 117-9• 121, 265 Plzilild Hetairla, The, 65, 159 Protich, General, 453 Philippi, 514 Protopapadakes, 546-7 PhilippopoliS, 415-7, 419, 422, 447 Prussia, Eastern policy of, 8, 14-5, Philippovich, Baron von, 401 129-30, 149, 209, 211-4, 216, "Phil-Orthodox Society," The, 234, 245· See Germany 183-4 Fruth, Treaty of the, 6-7 ; in Berlin Photiaces, 317,411 treaty, 393 . Phourka Pass, The, 437 Psani, 28, 73, 88 Piada, 77 · Punta, n6, 409 Pikermi, 348 . Putnik, Marshal, 524, 528 Piperi, The, 142, 144, 198, 218 Pf1'gos, r79 Piraeus, The, 95, ,z6z, 172, r8o, _ 'J22-4, 241, 261, 267, 312, 317, Radich, M., 557 467 Radonich, Vuko, 143 , 345, 376, 391, 417-8 Radoslavov, M., 423, 514 Pisoski, 247 Radovanovicb, 334 Pitt, William, 14 Radovitzi, 220 Pius IX, Pope, 26o, 341 Rauulescu, John Eliade, 126, 193 Piva, 370, 391 . Ragkaves, A. R., 388 Place, Victor, 245 Raglan, Lord, 215, 225-q, 231, 235 Plapoutas, 16o-r , Ragusa, Republic of, 12, 34-6, 256 Plast£ras, Col., 546, 5so-r Rakovski, 342, 346 Plava, 383, 391, 403-4, 503 · · Rapallo, Treaty of, 544 Plevlje, 391, 402-3 Refugees' Settlement Commission, l'levna, 343, 374-6, .400, 413~ 451, 548 . . 513 Reichstadt, Meeting of, 377• 386, Ploeshti, 319, 329 . .390 Podgoritza, 144, 359, 383,391,404, Reshid Pasha (Kioutages), 91,93-4 461&:-Jo 530. . . . · Reshid Pasha, Grand Vizier, 140, Podolia, ceded to Turkey, r, 6 146,207 Poljitza, Republic of, 35 Resnja, 475 Pomaks, The, 365; "Pomak Re­ Resvaja; The, ·517 public," The, 414-5• 419, 447 Rethymne, 311, 4II, 438, 440 Popov, 422 Reuss, Princess Eleanora of, Queen Popovo, $62 of Bulgaria, 478 Index 611

Reval, Meeting at, 474 8, 24, 84, 97, 1o6, 16o-1i r64, Reveni, 436-7 166, 169, 177, x8o-2, 219, 241-2, Rh3Jles, Demetrios G., 437,466-7, 261, 263, 271,274,312,316,318, 488--90, 494· 543 386, 439; towards Mo1itenegro, Rh:illes, Luke; 8o 37, 142, 197, 199, 204; towards Rhegas, 25-6, 85, 125, 498 the Roumanians, IJI-2, IQl-5, Rhfon, 102 216, 245, 392-3, 399; towards Rhodes, 75· 86, 470, 497, 510, 54~ . Servia, 5 1-3· s6, 136, 139. 207· Rhodope, Mt, 414, 419 386, 457; towards Turkey, s-xo, Ricard, Admiral, uo-n, 120 15, 31, 38, 127-31, 146-7, 149, Ristich, John, 255, 332, 334-5, 199 sqq., 30::1 · · · 363-4 Russo-Turkish War (x8o6-rz), 37, Rizov, D., 499-500 42-3, 338 Rizvanbegovich, 141 Russo-Turkish War (1828--9), 101-. Rjeka, 26o 2, 128-31, 338-Q Robilant, Count di, 447 Russo-Turkish War (1853-6), 210 Radich, Baron, 363 sqq. Rodosto, soB Russo-Turkish War (1877-8), 373-9 Roebuck, John Arthur, 232 Rustchuk, 42, 129, 326, iH-2-3, Roganj, 501 423, 452, 516 Rose, Col. (Lord Strathnairn), 2o:z Rustem Pasha, 305 Rosebery, Lord, 419 Rosetti, Constantine, 320, 323, 327, Said Idris, 495 331, 392 Said Pasha, 475, 477 Rauen, Haran, 222 St Arnaud, 215, 225-9 Roumania, under Couza and Prince StClair, 414 Charles, 319-31, 333; in war of St Gothard, Battle of, 2 1877-8, 373-5, 377; in treaty St Hilaire, :Barthelemy, 408 of San Stefano, 383-5; in Berlin St Jean de Maurienne, Conference treaty, 387-8, 392-4, 396, 399- of, 543 4oo; in Macedonian question, Salamis, 99• 202 0 206, 268; "battle 442-3, 445, 447; her recent his­ of," 491, 534 tory,463-6,494; insecondBalkan Salaora, 2 20 war, 513; in European war, 524, Salisbury, Lord, Eastern policy of, 532, 539-40, 544; later, 556-7, 87, 239· '246, 'lf8, 339· 370, 37'2, 5:<9· See Danubian Principalities, 387-8, 390, 394· 397· 407· 416, Moldavia, and Wallachia. 419, 426, 443· 449· 517,. 541 Roupe!, 531 Salona (Amphissa), 7>2, 77, 103, 118 Rofiphos, V., 267, 276 Salonika, 75,367, 442-8, 474• 479- Ruux, M., 355 81; taken by the Greeks, 504-5; Rudhart, Von, 164-5 510; Allies at, 528, 531-4, 537; Rudine, 256 554· 558 Russell, Earl, Eastern policy of, 98, Sami Pasha, 307 184, 211,232, 234, 253, 255,266, Samos, proclaims union with Greece, 26Q, 271-2, 274, 285-6, 302 73, 99; autonomous, 103, 116, Russell, Sir W. H., 232 r66, 177, 306, 328, 340, 414, Russia, Policy of, towards the Ar­ 433, 440; continuous history of, menians, 431 ; towards Bulgaria, 4 7o-3, 497-8; proclaims union 386, 388--9, 411-4, 4 16, 4 20-6, again, 503, sos 449-51, 485; towards Greece, 7- Samsfin, 476 . 612 Index

Sandanski, 448, 476 Serres, 447, 476, 514 Sandwith, Consul, 394 Server Pasha, 36o San Giovanni di Medua, 406, 459, Servia, Kingdom of, Servians, under 497 . the Turks, 1o-1, 22, 39; risings San Remo, Conference of, S+I of, 46-57; history of {1820-48), San Stefano, 378, 48I; treaty of, r 32-9, 195-6, 204; during Cri­ 382-6, 397, 442, 529 mean war, 217-8; in treaty of Santa Mavra, occupied by the Paris, 236, 238; during the Obre­ French, 4; by the British, 4I, 58, novich restoration, 248-55; rela­ 8I, 95, 124, I86, I89, 28o, 288-9 tions with Greece, 266, 311, 316; Santa Rosa, Count, 89-90, 549 historyof( 1862-7 5 ), 332-7 ; during Santi Quaranta, 436, 5 I 8, 548 crisis of 1875-8, 363-4, 368-70, Sapienza, 179-82 372, 376-7; in treaty of San Sarafov, Boris, 445• 448 Stefano, 383, 385; in Berlin Sarajevo, 9• 22, I39-40, 142; taken treaty, 39o-1, 403; at war with by Austria, 401-2, 484; murders, Bulgaria, 416-8, 424; in Mace­ sn, 523 donia, 442-3, ++5• 448; end of Sarantaporon, 503 the Obrenovich dynasty, 452-9; Sarrail, General, 53I, 537, 539 in Bosnian questioa, 478-g,482-4i Saseno, 5I8, 526, 529, 544 in the Balkan war {19n), 499- Sasun, 429 504, so6; in second Balkan war, Scarlett, General, 230 5II-7; in European war, 521-31, Scarlett, The Hon. Peter Campbell, 533• 536. See Jugoslavia 266 Servia, Town of, 503 Schenk, Baron, 527, 53+ Sevres, Treaty of, 541-3 Schmaltz, General, 161 Seymour, Sir Hamilton, 203-4 Schouva!off, Count, 387 Shabatz, 255, 454• 523 • Scutari (in Albania), 17, 85, I29, Shakir Pasha, 429 140, 143, 26o; attacked by Monte­ Shar Mts, soo negrins (in 1878), 377, 463, 484, Sh. Jak, 520 495 ; besieged by Montenegrins Sbejnovo, 376 (in 1911,-3), 504; surrenders to Shemshi Pasha, 475 Montenegrins, 507-8; the Powers Shihab, Family of, 152 at, 518; re-entered by Monte­ , The, 342, 37+• 376, negrins, 529-30i s6o 451 Scutari (opposite Constantinople), Shumla, 128-9, 3+3• 516 233· 284 Shuplikatz, Col., 196 Seaton, Lord, 185-7, 278 -Silistria, I 7 ; taken by Russia, 42, Sebastiani, 31, 37-8 128-30, 147• 339; defended by Sebastopol, 212, 225-30, 234-5, British, 215-7, 225; in Berlin 238 treaty, 392, 399; demanded and Seku, Monastery of, 69 occupied by Roumanians, so6, Selasfna, 179 . 513 Selim III, 18, +9• 53• 149 Simetli, 5 I 5 Selino Kastelli, 3 n Simpson, General, 235 Semendria, 255 Sinope, 2II Semlin, so Sisfnes, 88 Serbs. See Servia Sitia, 438 Serpents, Isle of, 384, 392 Skouloudes, M. S., 53I Serpieri, Sig., 35+:-5 Skouphas, Nicholas, 65 Index 613

Skuleni, 69 Sporades, The, 29,469-70, soB, 510, Skyros, 107 SIS, 542. See Dodekant!sos, The Slavejkov, P. R., 423 Spuj, IH, zs6, 375· 383, 391 Sliven, 129, 339, 415 Spyromelios, Col., 519 Slivnitza, 418-9 Sredna Gora, 365 Sluys, Major, 520 "Sretenje, Constitution of," I 35 Smolenski, Col. Constantine, 437 Stamboliski, 5 58 Smyrna, 75, 166, 405, 525, .Ho, Stambulov, Stephen, 345• 364, 415, 542-3, 546, ss6, s6z 422-3, 426, 443· 449-50 Sobolev, General, 413 Stampalia. See Astypalaia Socitza, Lazar, 362 Stanhope, Col. Leicester, 87 Sofia, 129, 140, 343, 346; taken by Stanley, Lord. See Derby, Edward the Russians, 376; Bulgarian Henry, Earl of · capital, 412, 4I5-6, 418-9, 421-2, , 364, 374 426, 444• 446-8, 449· 451, 5I3, Stavrev, H., 450 528, 559 Stavrou, George, 172 Sofronij, 338-9 Stefanopoli, The, + Sokol, 255 Stirbeiu, Barbe, 194--5, 'Z.f-4-7, 3-zS Sokolski, 34I Stoilov, Constantine, 4-23, 4-25, Sommieres, Vialla de, 37 450-1 Sonnino, Baron Sidney, 527, 537 Stojanov, Zacharia.;;, 364-, 4-15 Sophia, Queen of the Hellenes, Stolatz, 14I 535 Stone, Miss, 445 SophoUles, M. Themistokles,472-3, Storks, Sir Henry Knight, 284--7 552 Stranski, Dr George, of.I5, 423 Soteriades, M., 466 Stratford de Redcliffe, Lord. See SoU!i, , 23-4, 65, Bz, 85, Canning, Stratford · 157. 295 Stratos, 99 Soult, Marshal, ISO Streit, Dr G., 525 Soutsos, Alexander, poet, 11 3• uS Strophades, The, 5 Soutsos, Alexander, Prince of Wal- Strousberg, 330 lachia, 66 Struga, 500 Soutsos, General, 350, 354 Struma, The, 502, 514, 516 Soutsos, Michael II, Prince of Mol­ Strumitza, 513, 540 davia, 66 Sturdza, John S., Prince of Mol­ Sparta, 276 davia, 70, 127 Spetsai, 28, 73, 86, 89, uS, no, Sturdza, Michael, Prince of Mol- 294· 554 davia, 132, 19o-2, '9+• 328 Sphakianakes, J., 31ft, 438-9 Stylos, Cape, 509 Sphakiotes, I 5, 74, 83, 89, I68, 309, Suda, 83, 89, 419, +3+-S• -439• 489 311, 313, 317· 439 , The, 239 Sphakteria, 89-90 Sutorina, The, 13, 256, 258, 362-3 Spinalonga, 438 , 42, -46, 344• 374• -413 Spizza, 144; taken by Montenegro, Sykaminon, 351-2 256; proposed cession to Monte­ Sykes-Picot agreement, 528 negro, z6o, 37o-1, 383; again Syme, -469-70 taken by Montenegro, 376; Aus­ Syra, 73, So, 86, 89, 109, 113, r72, trian, 391-2, 530 -z61, z65, 317 Sponneck, Count, 277, 292, 294, Syrakou, 88 zg6, 310 Syria, 145-so, 263, 30o-6, s6z Index

Takovo, 55 Toprak Kaleh, uS Talaat·Bey, 538-40 Topsin, 534 Tarabmh, 507-8 Toptchider, 334 Tarsus, 480 Tosks, 23 Tartars, 431, 443 Toultcha, 384, 392 _ Tatar-Pazardjik, 34~ Transylvania, 9• u6, 524-5, 532-3, Tchemaleff, General, 364, 368-g 544· 557 Tchemaya, The, 228, 335 Travnik, 22, 140, 142 Tchesme, 14 Trebizond, 129, 384-5, 429, 538 T~los, 469 Trelawny, 91 Tellini, General, 548 Triantaphyllakos, M., 546 , 518, 541, 547• 562 Trfkeri, 72, 8 5 T~nos, 28, tt8, 16o, 527 Trikoupes, Char!laos, 288, 314, 316, Tepelen, rg, 521 356-7, 380, 408, 410, 420, 432~4. Tewfik Pasha, 480 449· 466, 499 Thasos, 151, 470 Trikoupes, Spyridon, 87, 158, 242 Theagenes, Col., 3~1 Tripoli (Africa), t6, 303, 476; Theotokes, Baron Emmanuel, 59 placed under Italy, 239, 396, Theotokes, George, 466, 486, 488, 496-7 494 . Tripolitsa, z8, · 76-7, 86, go, ro3, Theotol

University of Greece, The, 165, 172 Vranja, 376, 391 Urfa, 419 Vri6nes, Orner, 64, 82 Qsiglio, 165 Vukalovich, Luka, -z58 Uskiil> (Skoplje), 9• 442-3, 447, Vukotich, General Yanko, 501 4i4-5. 500, 503, 513-4 Vukotich, Peter, father of Queen Uvatz, 459 Milena of Montenegro, 259 Vulichevich, Vuitza, 57 Val di Noce, 405 Vulkovich, 449 Valt!ntzas, 178 Vutchich, 13.;--9, 249, 251 Valjevo, 49 Vutchidol, 370 Valona, 504, 508--9, 526, 529, s6o Vyner, 348, 352 Valtetsi, 72, 111 - Van, 419, 434• 538 Waddington, 386, 388, 394, 407 Vardar, The, 443, 503, SI6, 513 Waldemar of Denmark, Prince, 424 Varna, 128--9, us, 1Ij, 215-6, 343• Walewski, 241, 244 389 Wallachia, partly Austrian, 1o-1; Vasojevich, The, 156 tributary to Turkey, I6, -z5-6, Vassos, Col., 434, 437 3I--z, 37• 39, 41-2; revolutions Vath1, 470, 472 · there (I821), 66--9, 77; occupied Vegleres, George, 473 by the Russians, I 3o-2, 136; Veles, 500 revolution there (I848),· 19o-5; Velest!no, 43i Russo-Turkish war there, 2 II ; Vely,son of Ali Pasha of Joannina, 64 evacuated, 2I7, 233; in treaty Vely Pasha, vlili of Crete, 306, 411 of Paris, 236-7; united with Venelin, 340 Moldavia, 24-z-8, 339 Venizelos, M. Eleutherios, 440, 486, Ward, Sir Henry, 187, 278, -z84 488,49I-4o499-500, 501, 509-10, Wellington, Duke of, 94, Io6, 226 525-8, 533-4• 536-j, 540, 542-3, Westbury, Lord, 285 SSI, 553· 555 White, Sir William, 136, 385, 4I6-7 Verona, Congress of, 84 Wied, Prince William of, 518, 529 Victoria, Queen, 244, 2ji, 308,385, William I, King of Prussia (German 40I, 417, .p6, 460 Emperor), 325, 328 Vidin, 9• 17, I9, 43, 47• 129, 153, William II, German Emperor, 435, 211, 303, 339, 376-7, 4I6-8, 515 516, 525 Vienna, Congress of, 43-4, 56; Williams, Fenwick, 235 "Note, the," 209 Wyse, Sir Thomas, I8o-I, 222, 263 Vir Bazar, 463 Vl3.chos, I 88 Xanthe, 5I5-6, 540 Vladimirescu, Tudor, 67-8 Xanthos, 66 Vogorldes, Alexander, 4I4 Xenos, Stephanos, 264 Vogorldes, Nicholas, 244-5, 247 Vogorides, Stephen, I66, 244, 340, Yemen, The, 495 470 Yeni Kaleh, 8, 234 Vojusa, The, 526 Young, Sir John, 278-81 Volo, 29, 38I, 467, 548 Yusuf Pasha, 16 V6nitza, 41 103, 267 Vostltsa (Aigion), 88 Zagaratz, 259 Vourla, 202 Zagora, 29 Vrach6ri, 72 Zatmes, Mr Alexander, 441, 466, Vranina, IH 486, 49I, 528, 531-3~ 535,·5+6, 555 616 Index

Zafmes, Andrew, 88, 94• 113, II9 Zervas, .163, 554 Zatmes, Thrasyboulos, ~68, ~74• Zervos, 186, {88, ~86 , 'J89; 318, 3+8, 353 . . Zeta, The, 143, 259, 375 Zajetchar, 369 Zographos, G. Ch., 519 Zalongo, -z4 . Zographos, K., 165-6, 169 Zankov, Dragan, 341, 4'ZT-'J, 425 Zogu, Ahmed, 56o-1 Zante, French, 4i British, 40-1, Zorbas, General, 49o-'.1, 494 581 6o, 81, 88, IU-21 124o J88, Zubci, 371 -z2o, -z78, -zBo-1, 284 Zvornik, 139 Zappa, Brothers, 46.6 Zvornik, L1ttle, ~55• 364o 37Q-t, Zara, 544 383 • · Zavitzanos. 'J64 Zymbrakakes, Col., 53~ Zekki Pasha, 429 Zymbrakakes, J. 31o-1, 315

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