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New Serbia and Its Problems
Stanoyevich, Milivoy S. | December 13, 1917 issue

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Serbia, by her history and her position, is more than any other Balkan state predestined to take an active part in the collective life of the civilized world. Fate has placed her at the cross-roads of Asia and Europe. She was ruled by the Byzantine emperors and overrun by Tatars and Bulgars. Due to her geographical position, Serbia is an agricultural country whose soil gives the most unexpected crops, which abundantly supply the neighboring states. Her industry and commerce, though not yet highly developed, have the cool temerity to compete with the most cherished industries of other countries in the Balkan markets.

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INDUSTRIAL laws & legislation; GEOGRAPHICAL positions; MONARCHY; TURKIC peoples; SERBIA; EUROPE
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