Platon
Soterios Drakoules, England and Greece
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Missions: Constantinople, 1910, to promote Balkan Federation; Sofia,
Belgrade, Bucharest, 1914, to promote Inter-Balkan labour
Entente.
Anna
Karima, Bulgaria ->
In 1933 she called the representatives of Balkan peoples for a Balkan
Conference in Salonica, Greece; to work for the peace of the Balkan
with application to the "Porteparole de l'Entente dans la guerre",
"Liberation of peoples": liberty for : Croats, Montenegrians,
Slovakians, of Bosnia and Herzegowina, Macedonia, Thracia, Hungary,
and Dalmatia to cooperate with Rumania; Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece,
Turkey, Austria, Albania - to form the United States of the Balkans,
all independent from European great Powers.
Mehmed
Konitza, Albania
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was also a minister of Albania in London, etc. and a president of the
National Group for the Balkan Conference.
Stephan
Kyroff, Bulgaria
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established in 1908 the Committee of Federation with Turkey and the
other Balkan States. In 1918 he founded the Society of Peace whose
president he has been until 193. He was Chief of the Bulgarian
delegation to the Balkan Conference in Athens 1930 and he represented
the Society of Peace in many conferences in various countries.
Demeter
Maximos, Greece 
played a principal part in the realization of the Balkan Union and
was a chief promoter of the Balkans' Pact, signed in Athens in
February 1933.
Alexandre
Papanastarin, Greece
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In 1929 he attended International congresses of Peace and was
proposed as President to organization of the Balkan-Greek Conference.
In 1930 he organized first Balkan Conference in Athens and was
President of the 4th Balkan Congress in Salonica.
Janko
Sakasoff, Bulgaria
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is now President of the National Bulgarian Group for the Balkan
Conferences and he promotes the rapproachment of the Balkan
people.
Panaghis
Tsaldaris, Greece
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Under his premiership the Balkans' Pact, assuring the Cooperation of
Greece, Yugoslavia, Rumania and Turkey, was signed.