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Evening Journal
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
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Russia's refusal to recognize Austria's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina muddles Balkan situation, threatens Russia-Austria-Germany friendship, and sparks rumors of France and England backing smaller states against Austria in potential war. Reported from London on Nov. 3.
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By United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON, Nov. 3.—Russia's refusal to recognize the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria has again muddled the Balkan situation. Not only has Russia's attitude disturbed Europe's chancellor, but it is also likely to terminate the friendship between Russia, Austria and Germany, and it is likely that from now on each country will play its own game regardless of what the other may do.
The willingness of France and England to see the smaller states antagonize Austria, and to go to war if necessary, has led to rumors that these two countries will support the smaller countries in the struggle.
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Balkans
Event Date
Nov. 3
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muddled balkan situation; likely termination of friendship between russia, austria, and germany; rumors of france and england supporting smaller states in potential war against austria
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Russia's refusal to recognize Austria's annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has disturbed Europe's chancellors and is likely to end the friendship between Russia, Austria, and Germany, with each country playing its own game. France and England's willingness to see smaller states antagonize Austria and go to war if necessary has led to rumors of their support in the struggle.