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English: Romanian politician Nicolae Filipescu
Identifier: secretsofbalkans00vopi Title: Secrets of the Balkans Year: 1921 (1920s) Authors: Vopicka, Charles J., 1857-1935 Subjects: World War, 1914-1918 -- Balkan Peninsula Eastern question (Balkan) Balkan Peninsula -- Politics and government Publisher: Chicago : Rand, McNally & company
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Text Appearing After Image: NiCU FiLIPESCU NEW GERMAN DEMANDS ON ROUMANIA 211 whole country, the robbery of the pubhc and privateproperty, and after the peace, the most consciencelessexploitation. They make a prison of Roumania, whereall the people are condemned to hard labor for theprofit of the enemy. This instance of a German peace deserves to beconsidered the more as the German delegates, to theastonishment of the Roumanian delegates, have statedthat these conditions are very moderate compared withthose intended for the treaty to be imposed on France,England and Italy after the victory of the Central Powers. (May 16.) The following letter is addressed tothe Minister of Foreign Affairs by the four Alliedministers: The Entente governments have learned that thetreaty signed in Bucharest on the 7th of this month,between Roumania and the Central Powers, containsclauses contrary to the provisions of the internationalagreements which they have signed. The treaty of Bucharest mentions, in fact, that theriver Danube,
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