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| CHAPTER I
MY APPOINTMENT TO SOFIA | |
| PAGES | |
| My former relations with M. Sazonoff—Scheme for a Russo-Bulgarian
military convention—Question of relations with King Ferdinand—Audience of the Emperor; H.I.M. gives me his instructions—Serious illness of M. Sazonoff—I leave for Sofia | 1-6 |
| CHAPTER II
KING FERDINAND OF BULGARIA | |
| His youth; his sudden rise to power—First years of his reign—His
reconciliation with Russia—Relations between the King and the people; the King’s janizaries—Moral and political portrait of Ferdinand; his distrust; his irresolution | 7-15 |
| CHAPTER III
BULGARIA IN 1911 | |
| My audience of the King—Fall of the Malinov Cabinet; its
antecedents—The Turkish Revolution of 1908—The crisis of the annexation of Bosnia; complete independence of Bulgaria; we favour the new Kingdom in the settlement of the crisis—Ulterior Bulgarian ambitions dictate the formation of a new Nationalist and essentially Russophile Cabinet | 16-24 |
| CHAPTER IV
RUSSIAN AND BULGARIAN RELATIONS | |
| M. John Gueshov—M. Todorov—M. Danev; my first conversation with
him—My relations with Gueshov—The Great Sobranjé of Tirnova in June, 1911—Visit to Russia of the Crown-Prince Boris; matrimonial schemes—Death of M. Stolypin; his characteristics; influence of his disappearance on the foreign policy of Russia—Visit of the Russian Squadron to Varna—Outbreak of the Italo-Turkish war | 25-37 |
| CHAPTER V
SERBO-BULGARIAN RELATIONS | |
| Serbo-Bulgarian relations; the Bulgarians enter on fresh parleyings with
the Serbians—Historical statement of Russian action with regard to the Serbians and Bulgarians—My journey to Davos—An unexpected meeting—Conversation with M. Sazonoff—Return by Belgrade; conversation with M. Hartwig; characteristics of the latter | 38-51 |
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