DEDA CVETKO
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@Ian, UK, 8 April 2014 16:53
"...Also, the Russians weren't COMPLETELY ABSENT from the Salonika front. Learn some history and read up on General Mikhail Diterikhs.
Also, I never said that Britain liberated Serbia.
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Firstly, Diterikhs had NO INVOLVEMENT WHATSOEVER in the final operations at the Salonika front. None. Zero. Nada. He was recalled to Russia a year earlier in order to become Russian minister of war (which he declined) and later became involved in Russian civil war. By 1918, he was too busy chasing Bolsheviks some 3,000 miles away.
Secondly, at the peak of the Russian presence in Macedonia, the Russian forces totaled two incomplete brigades (some 6,000 soldiers AT MOST). By the time Salonika front was breached, most, if not all of these units had already withdrawn to Russia in order to fight Trotsky. There is no reliable information about how many Russians remained in Macedonia after Diterikhs left, but it could not possibly have been more than 2,000 -- a presence I did not call ephemeral and symbolic for nothing.
Thirdly: there is a good reason why there were so few Russians left. The British General Staff feared the Russian presence in Serbia and intervened on time to "gently" push them out. Obviously, the City's Rotschilds were too busy supporting Trotsky to allow the Russo-Serbian kinship to jeopardize their Russian "investment".
Finally: no, you did not say that the Brits liberated Serbia. You only ever so subtly so insinuated.
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