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дизраели /имащ интересен семитски расов тип/ и "кобната" му роля за по-нататъшните български съдбини:
Disraeli and the cabinet sent Salisbury as lead British representative to the Constantinople Conference, which met in December 1876 and January 1877.[216] In advance of the conference, Disraeli sent Salisbury private word to seek British military occupation of Bulgaria and Bosnia, and British control of the Ottoman Army. Salisbury ignored these instructions, which his biographer, Andrew Roberts deemed "ludicrous".
изглежда е имало нещо вярно в думите на елиът, който твърдял, че солсбъри надвишава пълномощията си /елиът въпреки сериозните си противопоставяния със солсбъри, който е главния британски представител, всъщност се оттегля от конференцията през декември 76та/.
The Prime Minister wanted a deal with the Ottomans whereby Britain would temporarily occupy strategic areas to deter the Russians from war, to be returned on the signing of a peace treaty, but found little support in his cabinet, which favoured partition of the Ottoman Empire. As Disraeli, by then in poor health, continued to battle within the cabinet, Russia invaded Turkey on 21 April, beginning the Russo-Turkish War.
солсбъри в крайна сметка дизраели или кабинета е слушал?
и да, можеше да сме и английска колония за малко.
но, войната обръща английските обществени нагласи и запушва устата на гладстон /поне временно/.
The Russians pushed through Ottoman territory and by December 1877 had captured the strategic Bulgarian town of Plevna. The war divided the British, but the Russian success caused some to forget the atrocities and call for intervention on the Turkish side. Others hoped for further Russian successes. The fall of Plevna was a major story for weeks, and Disraeli's warnings that Russia was a threat to British interests in the eastern Mediterranean were deemed prophetic. .... Amid war fever in Britain, the government asked Parliament to vote £6,000,000 to prepare the Army and Navy for war. Gladstone opposed the measure, but less than half his party voted with him. Popular opinion was with Disraeli, though some thought him too soft for not immediately declaring war on Russia.
и след берлинската развръзка:
The Treaty of Berlin was signed on 13 July 1878 at the Radziwill Palace in Berlin.[n 20] Disraeli and Salisbury returned home to heroes' receptions. At the door of 10 Downing Street, Disraeli received flowers sent by the Queen.
както е рекъл простия народ - за едни сватба, за други брадва
кажи му северномакедонец вместо да го обиждаш
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Re: Измаменото камилче. [re: komitaO3]
