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<p>[Page 69]</p><p>In Greece, the Allies – after violating various international laws by landing in and carrying out war activities in Salonika, landing in and occupying Athens – have now capped it all by manipulating King Constantine into an abdication. After all, the [Greek] Queen is a sister of our Kaiser, that explains the hatred! It is regrettable that Greece has not sided with us, but it seems that the central powers were not able to provide the necessary food to Greece, especially since there are no connecting railway lines. I just don’t understand why they can’t stop the Allied riff-raff in Salonika. Having taken care of Romania and Serbia, it shouldn’t be too difficult to put an end to this Entente venture. It’s true that they are keeping a considerable army there, at least 3-400,000, and that feeding them comes to a great cost to the Allies, but it’s also true that almost the entire Bulgarian army is stuck there, which could be redeployed</p>