If Russia had remained an organized country in 1918, all the Danubian states would now have been only Russian provinces, said Hungarian Chancellor Count Bethel in 1934. Not only Prague, but also Budapest, Bucharest, Belgrade and Sofia would fulfill the will of the rulers of Russia. The flags of the Russian army were flying in Constantinople on the Bosphorus and in Ketru on the Adriatic Sea. But Russia, as a result of the revolution, lost the war and with it several regions.... (Krasnovsky A. A. History of the Russian Army. - T.4 - M.: Golos, 1994, p. 325).

If Russia had remained an organized country in 1918, all the Danubian states would now have been only Russian provinces, said Hungarian Chancellor Count Bethel in 1934. Not only Prague, but also Budapest, Bucharest, Belgrade and Sofia would fulfill the will of the rulers of Russia. The flags of the Russian army were flying in Constantinople on the Bosphorus and in Ketru on the Adriatic Sea. But Russia, as a result of the revolution, lost the war and with it several regions.... (Krasnovsky A. A. History of the Russian Army. - T.4 - M.: Golos, 1994, p. 325).