WHY GREECE IS HOLDING OFF.
FEAR OF A BULGARIAN INVASION.
ENTENTE'S PROPOSALS HOT CONSIDERED ADEQUATE.
ATHENS, April 6. M. Venizelos, ex-Premier of Greece, in a memorandum, explains that Rumania was unwilling to co-operate with Greece and Servia without Bulgaria. When Bulgaria obtained a German loan M. Venezelos abandoned the idea of a Gracco-Bulgarian agreement. Later the Allies inquired whether Greece would assist Servia if Britain and France each sent a division of troops to Macedonia to forestall the danger of a Bulgarian attack. The Greek General Staff considered the offer inadequate, and negotiations with Sir Edward Grey wen suspended.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 82, 7 April 1915, Page 5
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