The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 34National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 59
... Balkan war stripped the Turks of all their European possessions except Con- stantinople and a narrow territory along the Bosphorus and Dardanelles , some 40 miles in width ; so that when the Turkish Empire is now referred to Asiatic Tur ...
... Balkan war stripped the Turks of all their European possessions except Con- stantinople and a narrow territory along the Bosphorus and Dardanelles , some 40 miles in width ; so that when the Turkish Empire is now referred to Asiatic Tur ...
Page 69
... Balkan menace ; but it should mean giving this land a good reorganizing gov- ernment backed by the much - hoped - for League of Nations . With this good government the coun- try , which has long been an unsanitary plague spot , a ...
... Balkan menace ; but it should mean giving this land a good reorganizing gov- ernment backed by the much - hoped - for League of Nations . With this good government the coun- try , which has long been an unsanitary plague spot , a ...
Page 91
... Balkan Peninsula , no legend re- lating to their origin . They are thought to be descendants of the earliest Aryan ... Balkans , have not been praised in song or story . Indeed , they appear to have received but little at- tention from ...
... Balkan Peninsula , no legend re- lating to their origin . They are thought to be descendants of the earliest Aryan ... Balkans , have not been praised in song or story . Indeed , they appear to have received but little at- tention from ...
Page 95
... BALKAN PENINSULA The sector of Albania now occupied by Italian troops runs north of the river Viosa from the bend of the river Semini to the Adriatic on the west and the French Armee d'Orient on the east ( see pages 90 and 91 ) ...
... BALKAN PENINSULA The sector of Albania now occupied by Italian troops runs north of the river Viosa from the bend of the river Semini to the Adriatic on the west and the French Armee d'Orient on the east ( see pages 90 and 91 ) ...
Page 110
... Balkans is persistent , but is not especially fatal . Still , it is to be dreaded for its lingering effects and the great debility it causes . The usual specific is quinine , a supply of which is placed on the mess table or carried ...
... Balkans is persistent , but is not especially fatal . Still , it is to be dreaded for its lingering effects and the great debility it causes . The usual specific is quinine , a supply of which is placed on the mess table or carried ...
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