British coins:
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- Euro (1€, 2€)
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While the Greek Army was breaking up the Bulgarian defense in Kresna, during the Second Balkan War, Prime Minister Venizelos was negotiating the peace treaty in Bucharest. Under the pressure of the great powers, Russia and France, Venizelos constantly sent telegrams to the king and commander-in-chie
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