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**Patriarch of Constantinople** · 11-29-2006, 03:24

King Constantine 1 King of the Hellenes to the Entente,

Britain, France and Russia are simply fighting for what greece is: to expand our borders, to defend our people. As much as the Hellenes would like to help the Entente, we see no reason why it would benifit us.

**CountArach** · 11-29-2006, 04:37

King Peter I of Serbia thanks Tsar Nicolas II of Russia, his assistance in the war will be most appreciated. I can only hope for the timely arrival of his soldiery.

(OOC: Are the decisions being posted soon?)

**Marshal Murat** · 11-29-2006, 04:48

The expansion of your borders. When we win, we can take and give as we please. Do you want Thessolonika? Would you prefer that the Ottomans were so crippled as to never conquer you again?

**Patriarch of Constantinople** · 12-09-2006, 09:02

How did russian troops get into belgrade?

They retreated from Austria and Germany

A land invasion would have to make them go through Austria

A naval invasion would still have to make them go through Austria

And no such things as paratroopers.

**Prince Cobra** · 12-09-2006, 11:23

We, Ferdinand, Tzar of Bulgaria and all the Bulgarians in Mizia, Thrace and Macedonia and Vasil Radoslavov, Prime-Minister of Bulgaria announce:

Spoiler Alert, click show to read:

P.S. Probably the Russian troops have passed through Romania (?)

**GiantMonkeyMan** · 12-09-2006, 12:07

from the latest chapter

**Prince Cobra** · 12-09-2006, 17:35

Now I remebered if the Russians could not have passed through Romania. And I thought Austria-Hungary is not so deep in the Serbian territory since Belgrade (the capital)was on the border. They just increase the pressure against Austria-Hungary and in this way decrease the pressure on serbia. But GMM, I thought the Danish armies of the Entente had been slaughtered . And actually I am surprised the Germans had no progress against France but just the opposite happened. These are my observation from histroric point of view I mean.

**Hepcat** · 11-29-2006, 04:48

Greeks, oh ancestors of Socrates, have you so quickly forgotten the men that fought for your independence? The British, French, Russians, and others who fought to free your country from Ottoman oppresion? Are favors that loose, and your freedom so cheap?

What can YOU truly offer Greece, they can find safety in the Central Powers, if they joined you they would be surrounded by enemies and cut off from their allies.

It is common sense to side with us.

Vittorio Emmanuel III of Italy

**CountArach** · 11-29-2006, 05:02

Originally Posted by Hepcat

What can YOU truly offer Greece, they can find safety in the Central Powers, if they joined you they would be surrounded by enemies and cut off from their allies.

It is common sense to side with us.

Vittorio Emmanuel III of Italy

Acutally if they follow along with the Central Powers they will be betrayed when they least expect it, as France was. If Greece were to change sides to the Entente, then Serbia would guarantee their independance and would asssist in defending Greecian lands. If you insist on the current course of actions, then I am afraid that Serbia will have to take measures into their own hands.

King Peter I of Serbia

**Patriarch of Constantinople** · 11-29-2006, 06:02

King Constantine 1 of the Hellenes to King Peter 1 of Serbia,

What protection will you offer us? As you are now surrounded by enemies and potential enemies, it's hardly believable Serbia could aid us against our would-be enemies.

**CountArach** · 11-29-2006, 06:06

More correctly esteemed King Constantine, I think you will find that the only enemy that we border with is the Austrio-Hungarian Empire. They have no other route through which to attack us.

King Peter I of Serbia

**Patriarch of Constantinople** · 11-29-2006, 06:11

King Constantine 1 of the Hellenes to King Peter 1 of Serbia,

You are surrounded by enemies and potential enemies. Austria-Hungary from the North, the Balkan Kingdom of Greece to the South. If Bulgaria enters the Central Powers, you will be surrounded.

**Csargo** · 11-29-2006, 06:09

Originally Posted by CountArach

Acutally if they follow along with the Central Powers they will be betrayed when they least expect it, as France was. If Greece were to change sides to the Entente, then Serbia would guarantee their independance and would asssist in defending Greecian lands. If you insist on the current course of actions, then I am afraid that Serbia will have to take measures into their own hands.

King Peter I of Serbia

It wasn't I that betrayed France it was France who betrayed me. They offered me to help against the British which after I declared our alliance they went against what they initially said and I was forced to break our alliance.