ОПИТИТЕ НА ОСМАНСКАТА ИМПЕРИЯ, ЦЕНТРАЛНИТЕ СИЛИ И АНТАНТАТА ЗА ПРИВЛИЧАНЕ НА БЪЛГАРИЯ В СВЕТОВНИЯ КОНФЛИКТ ПРЕЗ ПОГЛЕДА НА ДИПЛОМАТИТЕ НИ В ЦАРИГРАД И ОДРИН (1914 Г.) (Bulgarian)

In the middle of the second decade of the twentieth century, Europe is at the brink of a collision between the large military-political units that formed, the Central Forces and the Entente, which in turn aspire to attract new allies. Balkan countries are strategic targets in this race. Following the outbreak of the conflict, with the Austro-Hungarian invasion of the Kingdom of Serbia, the diplomacy of the great powers intensified their pressure on Bulgaria, the Ottoman Empire, Romania and Athens. It is carried out by their diplomatic representatives in the Balkan capitals. The present study aims to shed further light on the military preparations of the Ottoman Empire in the period up to the outbreak of the conflict, the aspirations of Tsarigrad to include Bulgaria in a union directed against Russia, the August-Bulgarian Negotiations of August 1914, the mission of Talaat Pasha in Sofia at the same time, and the attempts of the Triple Union diplomats and the Tsarigrad Covenant to attract Sofia as an ally. When writing this article, archive materials were used by the Central State Archives (CSA). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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