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Balkans Collection (#2)

Background imageBalkans Collection: WWI - Balkan Front - Belgrade Citadel - Arsenal destroyed

WWI - Balkan Front - Belgrade Citadel - Arsenal destroyed
WWI - Balkan Front (1914-1915) - Belgrade Citadel - Arsenal destroyed. In the distance is Hungary. Date: 1915

Background imageBalkans Collection: CONSTANTINE I (1868-1923). King of Greece (1913-1917

CONSTANTINE I (1868-1923). King of Greece (1913-1917 and 1920-1922). Portrait from 1915

Background imageBalkans Collection: German Skutari Detachment inspection, Albania, WW1

German Skutari Detachment inspection, Albania, WW1
The German Skutari Detachment during an inspection of troops, Scutari, Albania, First World War. Date: circa 1914

Background imageBalkans Collection: Eleftherios Venizelos reviewing Greek regiment, WW1

Eleftherios Venizelos reviewing Greek regiment, WW1
Eleftherios Venizelos (1864-1936), Greek politician, who served as Prime Minister 1910-1920 and 1928-1932. Seen here reviewing a Greek regiment before it marches out of Salonika to meet the Bulgarian

Background imageBalkans Collection: Expansionist tendencies

Expansionist tendencies
Germany(a roaring Kasier Wilhem II), Britain(Edward VII) and the Balkans grapple for control of territory. Russia(Tsar Nicolas II)smokes nonchalantly

Background imageBalkans Collection: First Balkan War (1912 - 1913) - Battle of Bonarchisni

First Balkan War (1912 - 1913) - Battle of Bonarchisni
The Battle of Bonarchisni, 16th - 21st October 1912. The First Balkan War, which lasted from October 1912 to May 1913, pitted the Balkan League (Serbia, Montenegro, Greece)

Background imageBalkans Collection: The Balkan Princess, by Frederick Lonsdale & Frank Curzon

The Balkan Princess, by Frederick Lonsdale & Frank Curzon
The Balkan Princess, the musical comedy success, by Frederick Lonsdale and Frank Curzon, with music by Paul Rubens. First produced at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, February 1910

Background imageBalkans Collection: Ethnographic Museum. Gjirokastra. Albania

Ethnographic Museum. Gjirokastra. Albania
Ethnographic Museum hosted in a tower house (Kulla). Gjirokastra. Albania. Date: 20070809

Background imageBalkans Collection: Albania. Gjirokaster. Ottoman tower house

Albania. Gjirokaster. Ottoman tower house. Exterior. Date: 20070809

Background imageBalkans Collection: Albania. Gjirokaster. Castle, clock tower and tower houses

Albania. Gjirokaster. Castle, clock tower and tower houses
Albania. Gjirokaster. Castle built in 18th century ordered by the tribal leader Gjin Bue Shpata and the clock tower, added from 1811 by the Ottoman governor Ali Pasha of Tepelena

Background imageBalkans Collection: Republic of Montenegro. Kotor. Partial View

Republic of Montenegro. Kotor. Partial View
REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. Partial view. In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural, Cultural and Historical Region

Background imageBalkans Collection: REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Kotor. The wall

REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Kotor. The wall
MREPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Kotor. The wall

Background imageBalkans Collection: REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Perast. Saint Nicholas Church. Tower

REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Perast. Saint Nicholas Church. Tower

Background imageBalkans Collection: Independence of Bosnia Herzegovina, 1875. Fight near Trebign

Independence of Bosnia Herzegovina, 1875. Fight near Trebign
Independence of Bosnia Herzegovina, 1875. Uprising Herzegovina. Fight near Trebigne, who won the insurgents. Engraving. The Spanish and American Illustration, 1875. Colored

Background imageBalkans Collection: REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. View of the city with the chu

REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. View of the city with the church of St. Nicholas. In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural, Cultural and Historical region of Kotor

Background imageBalkans Collection: REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. General view of the city. Wor

REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. General view of the city. Wor
REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. General view of the city along the fjord and the ancient wall. In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural, Cultural and Historical region of Kotor

Background imageBalkans Collection: REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. Partial view of the city alon

REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. KOTOR. Partial view of the city along the fjord and the church of Our Lady of Remedy (1518). In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural

Background imageBalkans Collection: REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Perast. Lady of the Rock Island

REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO. Perast. Lady of the Rock Island

Background imageBalkans Collection: Munitions in the Balkan war-area

Munitions in the Balkan war-area
A British soldier near an underground bomb-proof magazine designed as a reserve magazine in proximity to one of the British hevay-gun batteries during WW1. Date: 1916

Background imageBalkans Collection: Racial / Albania Woman

Racial / Albania Woman
Moslem woman at Shkoder (Scutari) Date: 1913

Background imageBalkans Collection: Racial / Bessarabia Girl

Racial / Bessarabia Girl
A girl from Bessarabia, Romania Date: 1939

Background imageBalkans Collection: Alexander / Serbia

Alexander / Serbia
King Alexander declares himself of age and arrests the two regents Date: 1893

Background imageBalkans Collection: Serbia V Bulgaria 1885

Serbia V Bulgaria 1885
SERBIA - BULGARIA WAR The fight at Pirst Date: 1885

Background imageBalkans Collection: Reserves / Braila / Romania

Reserves / Braila / Romania
Soldiers announce the calling out of reserves in Braila in connection with the peasants revolt of 1907. Date: 1907

Background imageBalkans Collection: Stephen 1V / Niamtzo / 1484

Stephen 1V / Niamtzo / 1484
Stephen IV (the Great), prince of Moldavia, approaches a castle at Niamtzo with his troops. Date: 1484

Background imageBalkans Collection: Russians in Balkans

Russians in Balkans
Russian troops advance into the Turkish-occupied Balkans in a snowstorm Date: January 1878

Background imageBalkans Collection: Peter I / Cartoon

Peter I / Cartoon
Europe watches while King Peter I of Serbia tries to control his ministers Date: 1903

Background imageBalkans Collection: Turks Evacuated / Balkans

Turks Evacuated / Balkans
The Turks evacuate Montenegro Date: 1862

Background imageBalkans Collection: Turks Mutilate Rebels

Turks Mutilate Rebels
Herzegovinian rebels mutilated by Turks - their heads mounted on poles and publicly exposed at Widdin (now Vidin). Date: 1876

Background imageBalkans Collection: WW1 - Balkan Indecision

WW1 - Balkan Indecision
WW1 - An illustrated personification of Romanias and Bulgarias indecision and role in the war. The two countries are personified as two men in conversation to decide whether to take a swim in

Background imageBalkans Collection: FERDINAND I of Bulgaria (1861-1948). Regent then

FERDINAND I of Bulgaria (1861-1948). Regent then Tsar of Bulgaria in 1908 on the countrys independence from the Ottoman Empire. Illustration of 1915. Engraving

Background imageBalkans Collection: Sphere cover - General Franchet by Fortunino Matania

Sphere cover - General Franchet by Fortunino Matania
Sphere front cover illustration by Fortunino Matania of Louis Felix Marie Francois Franchet d Esperey (1856-1942), French Army General during the First World War when he was Commander-in-Chief of

Background imageBalkans Collection: Women of Montenegro at the Front, WW1

Women of Montenegro at the Front, WW1
As Europe mobilises for war, Montenegrin wives play a part by climbing the mountains to provision the frontier forts and by assisting in the digging of earthworks. Date: 1914

Background imageBalkans Collection: Serbian reservists at the beginning of World War I

Serbian reservists at the beginning of World War I
While the bombardment by the Austrians of the Serbian capital, Belgrade, was proceeding, Serbia rapidly called on her reservists

Background imageBalkans Collection: Belgrade, capital of Serbia

Belgrade, capital of Serbia
A view of Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, showing the landing place and cathedral. Date: c. 1914

Background imageBalkans Collection: Russian advance in Balkans by G. H. Davis

Russian advance in Balkans by G. H. Davis
Russias advance in the Balkans during the Second World War: a pictorial map of the terrain. The Eastern Balkans and Carpathian passes: a map showing mountain passes, railways and oilfields. Date: 1944

Background imageBalkans Collection: Map Balkans

Map Balkans
The map is labelled Turkey because at this time the Balkans are under the dominion of the Ottoman Empire and constitute most of Turkey in Europe. Date: 1812

Background imageBalkans Collection: Serbian Folk Dancers

Serbian Folk Dancers
Tradional folk dancing in Serbia. Date: 1930s

Background imageBalkans Collection: Sergeant-Major Flora Sandes - British Woman in Serbian Army

Sergeant-Major Flora Sandes - British Woman in Serbian Army
Flora Sandes (22 January 1876 24 November 1956) was the only British woman officially to serve as a soldier in World War I. Initially a St

Background imageBalkans Collection: WW1 - Balkans - French troops leave the Provence on a tug

WW1 - Balkans - French troops leave the Provence on a tugboat Date: 1915

Background imageBalkans Collection: WW1 - French / Serbian Artillery position in Serbia

WW1 - French / Serbian Artillery position in Serbia Date: circa 1915

Background imageBalkans Collection: Serbian Villagers celebrate a traditional festival day

Serbian Villagers celebrate a traditional festival day, including a girl on a swing attached to a tree. One might also note they could potentially be celebrating a certain postcard collection at Mary

Background imageBalkans Collection: French Farman Aircraft Squadron at Thessaloniki, Greece

French Farman Aircraft Squadron at Thessaloniki, Greece (do look at: 10818253, which shows these aircraft being delivered, in crates!) Date: circa 1916

Background imageBalkans Collection: WW1 - Balkans - French aircraft squadron

WW1 - Balkans - French aircraft squadron Date: 1915

Background imageBalkans Collection: Gathering Roses in Rumelia (Balkans)

Gathering Roses in Rumelia (Balkans)
Gathering Roses in Rumelia (a historical term describing the area now referred to as the Balkans or the Balkan Peninsula when it was administrated by the Ottoman Empire). Date: 1880s

Background imageBalkans Collection: WWI - Balkan Front - Fortified artillery post

WWI - Balkan Front - Fortified artillery post with French and Serbian gunners / artillerymen. Date: 1915

Background imageBalkans Collection: Macedonia - Band in the Encampment

Macedonia - Band in the Encampment
The Macedonian Campaign of 1917 - The Band in the Encampment. The Macedonian Front (or Salonika front) of World War I was formed as a result of an attempt by the Allied Powers to aid Serbia

Background imageBalkans Collection: Christmas in the Balkans

Christmas in the Balkans. Illustration shows Santa Claus climbing out a window, leaving behind a large sack of Christmas presents in front of a large fireplace where stockings labeled Montenegro



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