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The Adelaide Chronicle                                                                                                                                                                                                                      January 2, 1930 How "Tino" Lost His Throne; the "Inside" Story of Greece's War Tragedy By Frank A. Russell    Propaganda has told its story of the way Greece, under its King Constantine, betrayed first Serbia, its sworn ally, and then the Entente, the very Powers to which it owed its independence. The world shuddered at the story of treachery and ingratitude, and "Tino" became a byword for double-faced cunnin

Prologue (1821-1832):- 1821: The Greek War of Independence (The Greek Revolution) breaks out. - 1823-1825: The First and Second Greek Civil Wars occur, in sequence. - 1827: The Second Greek National Assembly appoints Ioannis Kapodistrias as Governor of the Hellenic State by a majority vote. - 1829: The Greek War of Independence finally comes to an end, with the 1829 London Protocol recognising an autonomous Hellenic state under Ottoman suzerainty. - 1830: The 1830 London Protocol establishes the independence of the new Hellenic state as an absolute monarchy under the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha in the person of Prince Leopold, who agrees to be

For associated map, see here. Prologue: - 1914: The Black Hand fails to kill Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, because the Governor of Bosnia doesn't forget to alert their driver to change route, thus allowing them to avoid the fateful Latin Bridge. - 1915: Following further affronts by the Serbian-sponsored Black Hand, Germany guides Austria's hand in an ultimatum, which results in the seemingly inevitable conflict that comes to be known as The Great War being finally triggered. - 1916: The war goes on, the Balkan front heats up (for more details, see Balkans). - 1917: Late in the year, the Russian Tzar Nicolas II falls to revolutionary forc