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Tsiganovitch
Tsintsari (Vlachs)
Tsintsar-Markovitch, General
Tsintsar-Markovitch, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Tsvetkovitch, Premier ; in Vienna
Tudor, Mary
Tuileries
Turgeniev
Turkestan
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Turk-s ; and Christian churches; architecture of; Army; at Kossovo; at Mohacs; Austria attacked by; Balkans defeated by ; Bosnian misgovernment by; brought to Europe by Cantacuzenus ; dress; driven from Bosnia ; Empire of the ; harried by Britain and Russia; in 1464, in Albania ; in Asia Minor; Islamic ; maladministration by; Montenegrins and; occupation of Yugoslavia by ; Ottoman; return to Belgrade; rule; Sarajevo and ; Serbia and; women in Macedonia
Tvrtko, King of Bosnia
Twain, Mark
Tyirich, Lieutenant-Colonel
Tziganes
Uglyesha
Uliz Ali
Ultramontane Party
Ulysse
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Varna
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Vasoyevitch tribe, memorial to the
Vatican, the
Vaughan the Silurist
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Venetians
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Venizelos
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Verdi
Veronese, Paolo
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Victor Emmanuel, King
Victoria, Queen
Vidd
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Villach
Villeue
Viollis, Andree
Visok
Vlachs. See Tsintsari
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Voivodina; Croats and Serbs of the
Voltaire
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Vukashin
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Vutchitch
Wagner, Richard
Waldensian persecutions
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Washington, George
Wells, H. G.
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West, Mae
Western Roman Empire ; decadence of
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What is Art? (Tolstoy)
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Wienerwald, Serbs in the
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Wilhelm Meister’s Apprenticeship (Goethe)
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William IV of England, King
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Wilson, Woodrow
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World War. See Great War
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Wreckers, The (Ethel Smythe)
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Young Turk movement
Yovanovitch, Liuba
Yovanovna
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Zadruga
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Zara
Zemun
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Zhikovitch, General
Zhitcha; Cathedral ; frescoes in
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1 It must be remembered that this journal was written in 1937.
2 This Concordat was abandoned in 1938 because of the fierce opposition of the Serbs and the lukewarm attitude of the Croats. It was entirely the project of the Vatican.
3 ‘He licked his wife’s face, and crept into her dear familiar breasts, enfolded her and sought the throat he knew so well. All who were there-for they had friends with them—shuddered with horror. But she stroked the sleek neck of the crested reptile, and all at once there were two snakes there with intertwining coils, which after a little while glided away into the woods near by. Now, as when they were human, they neither fear men nor wound them and are gentle creatures, who still remember what they were.‘
4 I was about to discover the reason for this from a Viennese historian when the Anschluss came, and there was silence.
5 ‘We were all three together in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul at Petrograd.’
6 ‘Yes, Madame, I and our good little Constantine were shut up in the same cell, and afterwards we were condemned to death, both of us.’
7 ‘Just think of it, he was condemned to death twice. Twice! Twice!’
8 ‘You know how it is, Madame! We were only young.’
9 ‘Poor Peter totters slowly by, pale as a corpse, and full of fear.’
10 Queen Natalia died in a convent in Paris in May 1941.