by Mr. Lambros A. Coromilas and Mr. Mathias Boschkovitch

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by Mr. Lambros A. Coromilas and Mr. Mathias Boschkovitch Secret Protocol Between Greece and Serbia (1913)

In case Bulgaria should refuse to accept this manner of peaceful settlement and assume a menacing attitude or attempt to impose her claims by force, the two governments, in order to secure the integrity of their possessions, bind themselves to afford to each other military assistance and not to conclude peace except jointly and together.
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by Mr. Lambros A. Coromilas and Mr. Mathias Boschkovitch Secret Protocol Between Greece and Serbia (1913)

The Goverments of Greece and Serbia bind themselves to proceed together, to afford to each other constant assistance in the negotiations which will be opened in regard to the division of the territories ceded by Turkey, and to mutually support the boundary lines indicated above, between Greece and Serbia, Greece and Bulgaria and Serbia and Bulgaria.
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by Mr. Lambros A. Coromilas and Mr. Mathias Boschkovitch Secret Protocol Between Greece and Serbia (1913)

The Serbian boundary line to the north of Ghevgheli will follow the Axios (Vardar) river as far as the confluence of the Bregalnitza river, which it will ascend to a point of the old Turkish-Bulgarian boundary.
The Greco-Serbian boundary line will run to the south of Kilkitch to the north of Nigrita, through Orliako, and from there, by the Achinos (Tachinos) lake and the Angitis (Anghista) river, will descend to the sea a little further to the east of the harbor of Eleutherai.
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