Old Europe’s Suicide; or, The Building of a Pyramid of Errors

This work is a full retrospect of the period from 1912 to 1919. It starts with the reexamination of the First Balkan War and ends with discussions on Peace Conference in Paris. This book attempts to draw some lessons from the war and peace. In addition, it asserts the cause of progress. The author keeps the readers curious by delivering accurate facts and details about the critical events of the period. This incredible history is a must-read for all history enthusiasts.Contents include:A Day on the DanubeBelgrade—October, 1912: A View from a WindowThe Battle of KumanovoMacedonia—1912Albania—1912–1913The Second Balkan War and the Treaty of BucharestTwo Men Who Died"1914" Peace and WarThe Neutral Balkan States—1915Sleeping WatersThe Disaster in Rumania—1916The Russian Revolution and the Russo-Rumanian Offensive—1917A Midnight Mass"Westerners" and "Easterners"The Peace Conference at Paris—1919Looking Back and Looking Forward