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Болгария в «Балканской игре» Великобритании в начале XX в

Болгария в «Балканской игре» Великобритании в начале XX в

Abstract

The article is aimed at defining Bulgaria's role in Britain's «Balkan game» in the decade preceding World War One. It is stated that the Foreign Office had to take into consideration various factors both global and regional character while moulding Britain's policy in the Balkans. The Anglo-Bulgarian relations in the early 20th century are viewed as an example of interaction between the great power and the small state in the region.

В статье анализируются место и значение Болгарии в балканской политике Великобритании в десятилетие, предшествовавшее Первой мировой войне. Автор, опираясь на британские архивные материалы, показывает, что Лондон, вырабатывая свой внешнеполитический курс на Балканах, учитывал широкий спектр факторов как общестратегического, так регионального характера.

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ВЕЛИКОБРИТАНИЯ, БОЛГАРИЯ, ФЕРДИНАНД КОБУРГ, ОСМАНСКАЯ ИМПЕРИЯ, МАКЕДОНСКИЙ ВОПРОС, БАЛКАНСКИЕ ВОЙНЫ 1912−1913 ГГ., АНТАНТА, BALKAN WARS 1912−1913

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