American public this book, written by the A ustro-H ungarian consul inC leveland, on certain vital phases of the struggle which is convulsing Europe, The reader will find in these chapters a comprehensive presentation of the political forces and historical developments which led to the initial clash of arms. This volume contains authentic information about theN ear East, a region so little known in the United States; it offers a graphic description of conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the two Austrian provinces coveted byS ervia, and throws an illuminating light upon the real, the underlying, causes of the world-conflict. These causes I may be permitted to summarize in concise form. It should be borne clearly in mind at the outset that for more than a century A ustria-H ungary andR ussia have been keen rivals in theB alkan Peninsula. Owing to its geographical position theD ual Monarchy is the predominant economic factor inS outheastern Europe, and in the course of her commercial expansion has sought, quite naturally, to secure a market for the output of her industries inS ervia, Bulgaria andE uropean Turkey.
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