Routledge Greek Naval Strategy and Policy 1910-1919 Book

Explore a detailed analysis of Greek naval history during the transformative decade of the 1910s. This volume from the Cass Series: Naval Policy and History examines how Greece's geographic position and its growing navy shaped national goals and the broader Balkan balance of power. Readers gain insight into the Mediterranean naval landscape and the competition between Britain, France, and Germany for influence through Greek naval procurements. The text covers the tensions between Greek and Turkish naval forces and how great powers responded to these shifts. This book provides a deep look into naval strategy, programming, and education during a period of significant change. It is an essential resource for those studying maritime history, Mediterranean politics, and the evolution of naval policy in the early 20th century.