REPLY of the HELLENIC DELEGATION to the STATEMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE PEACE CONFERENCE by the BULGARIAN DELEGATION WITH REGARD to the POLICY OF BULGARIA and ITS CLAIMS TO THRACE. [Paris Peace Conference 1919-1920]

"Translated from the French by Carroll N. Brown; with an Introduction by Theodore P. Ion; and with an Appendix of Seventeen Maps."

NEW YORK: Published for the American Hellenic Society by Oxford University Press, American Branch, first edition, 1920

Softcovers, 6.75x9.75 inches (17x25 cm), xvi, 51, plus 17 maps at the rear.

GOOD condition: the wrappers are peeling for 1 inch at the spine ends, have some corner creases, and the folds are tender but holding; internally, the pages have lightly creased corners, otherwise tight, bright, clean and unmarked. The 17 b&w maps at the rear have some light creases to the edges, but are all present and in solid, bright condition.

About the Post WWI Border Dispute between Bulgaria and Greece at the Paris Peace Conference (from Wikipedia and other Internet sources):

******"The Reply of the Hellenic Delegation to the Statements Submitted to the Peace Conference by the Bulgarian Delegation" refers to documents from the Paris Peace Conference of 1919-1920, whfdere Greece countered Bulgaria's territorial claims, particularly regarding Thrace, emphasizing Bulgaria's German alliance, wartime actions, and its role as an aggressor in Greece. Greece sought post-war territorial adjustments and security, while Bulgaria argued for fair treatment despite its pro-German alignment. Debates between the Hellenic and Bulgarian Delegations focused on border rectifications and Bulgaria's war responsibility.******