Nationalism makes multi-ethnic empires such as the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires untenable, leading Balkan and Slavic national struggles into the chain that starts World War I.
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Nationalism makes multi-ethnic empires such as the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires untenable, leading Balkan and Slavic national struggles into the chain that starts World War I.
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"...in Istanbul. Okay? But they also occupy what we call the Balkans, Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia. Okay? So, the Greeks rebelled against the Ottomans..."
"it may surprise you to hear, like, most of its history, the Greeks didn't consider themselves as one people, as one culture, as one..."
"Right? Which brings the Austria -Hungary Empire into direct conflict with Russia. Which then brings in Britain and Russia, sorry, which brings in Britain..."
"...the second front. They tried Georgia that failed. They tried the Balkans that failed temporarily, you know, and the third flashpoint, I think would..."
"...United Services Institute, wrote a paper where they said that the Balkans would inevitably become the second front in West's war against Russia. Well,..."
"...and Middle Eastern nations unite to achieve to a sweep the Balkan exchange agreement to prevent American interference driven by its own interests. Okay...."
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