Second Balkan War - Revision history

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−	After the [[Treaty of London]] at the conclusion of the [[First Balkan War]], Bulgaria felt slighted in view of the preliminary pre-war agreements with Serbia as to the partition of Ottoman territories. The problem arose because, when Greece prepared to enter the conflict, there was no time to re-negotiate and the First Balkan War was declared with an understanding that each country would control whatever territories their forces managed to liberate. Bulgarians felt that they had borne the brunt of the first war and should not be short-changed. As they were the strongest of the original [[Balkan League]] nations, they unsuccessfully attempted to impose their demands by force of arms. Defeated by Serbia, Greece, Montenegro and Romania in the '''Second Balkan War''', Bulgaria signed an Armistice on [[July 31]], [[1913]]. At the [[Treaty of Bucharest, 1913\|Treaty of Bucharest]] in August 1913, the final territorial adjustments were made.	+	After the [[Treaty of London, 1913\|Treaty of London]] at the conclusion of the [[First Balkan War]], Bulgaria felt slighted in view of the preliminary pre-war agreements with Serbia as to the partition of Ottoman territories. The problem arose because, when Greece prepared to enter the conflict, there was no time to re-negotiate and the First Balkan War was declared with an understanding that each country would control whatever territories their forces managed to liberate. Bulgarians felt that they had borne the brunt of the first war and should not be short-changed. As they were the strongest of the original [[Balkan League]] nations, they unsuccessfully attempted to impose their demands by force of arms. Defeated by Serbia, Greece, Montenegro and Romania in the '''Second Balkan War''', Bulgaria signed an Armistice on [[July 31]], [[1913]]. At the [[Treaty of Bucharest, 1913\|Treaty of Bucharest]] in August 1913, the final territorial adjustments were made.

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 **Greek forces push back the Bulgarians
 **Romania declares war on Bulgaria and immediately crosses the Danube with 150,000 men, meeting no Bulgarian resistance
-**The Ottoman Empire declares war on Bulgaria, and advances into [[Thrace]]
+**The Ottoman Empire declares war on Bulgaria, and advances into [[Eastern Thrace]]
-**The Turks reoccupy Adrianople and eastern Thrace without meeting Bulgarian resistance
+**The Turks reoccupy [[Adrianople]] and [[eastern Thrace]] without meeting Bulgarian resistance
 **Romania agrees to an armistice with Bulgaria
 **A Balkan peace conference is held in Bucharest - on Jul.31, an armistice is signed

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−	After the [[Treaty of London]], at the conclusion of the [[First Balkan War]], Bulgaria~~, feeling~~ slighted in view of the preliminary pre-war agreements as to the partition of Ottoman territories, unsuccessfully attempted to impose their demands by force of arms. Defeated by Serbia, Greece, Montenegro and Romania in the '''Second Balkan War''', Bulgaria signed an Armistice on [[July 31]], [[1913]]. At the [[Treaty of Bucharest, 1913\|Treaty of Bucharest]] in August 1913, the final territorial adjustments were made.	+	After the [[Treaty of London]] at the conclusion of the [[First Balkan War]], Bulgaria felt slighted in view of the preliminary pre-war agreements with Serbia as to the partition of Ottoman territories. The problem arose because, when Greece prepared to enter the conflict, there was no time to re-negotiate and the First Balkan War was declared with an understanding that each country would control whatever territories their forces managed to liberate. Bulgarians felt that they had borne the brunt of the first war and should not be short-changed. As they were the strongest of the original [[Balkan League]] nations, they unsuccessfully attempted to impose their demands by force of arms. Defeated by Serbia, Greece, Montenegro and Romania in the '''Second Balkan War''', Bulgaria signed an Armistice on [[July 31]], [[1913]]. At the [[Treaty of Bucharest, 1913\|Treaty of Bucharest]] in August 1913, the final territorial adjustments were made.

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 ==Chronology of Events==
 *June 1913
-**Conclusion of a secret Serbian-Greek alliance and military protocol directed against Bulgaria
+**Conclusion of a secret Serbian-Greek defensive alliance directed against Bulgaria
 **The Bulgarian Army urges a quick attack on Serbia and Greece, confident of an easy victory
 **Montenegro announces that it will side with Serbia in the event of a Serbian-Bulgarian war