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Had Bulgaria won the second Balkan war , The ottoman empire would've gained small Greek islands ( like Rhodes ) mean whilst Bulgaria would've annexed Niš & the homeland of Macedonia from the Serbs and the oppressive Greeks . Most notably the massacres and ethically motivated genocides committed by Greece against the Macedonians in Greek occupied Macedonia would never have happened . Also , Bulgaria would not have had a reason to join the central powers in WW1 , and Greece would have less of a reason ( and less finances ) to be able to fight in WW1 and would therefore also be neutral .
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Who won the first Balkan war?
The First Balkan War, which took place from 1912 to 1913, was won by the Balkan League, consisting of Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, and Bulgaria. The war aimed to drive the Ottoman Empire out of its remaining territories in Europe. The conflict concluded with the Treaty of London in May 1913, which resulted in significant territorial gains for the Balkan League countries at the expense of the Ottoman Empire. However, tensions among the victors over the spoils soon led to the Second Balkan War.
When did Second Fitna happen?
Second Fitna happened in 680.
When did Second Melillan campaign happen?
Second Melillan campaign happened in 1910.
When did Second Rohilla War happen?
Second Rohilla War happened in 1794.
When did Second Battle of Noyon happen?
Second Battle of Noyon happened in 1918.
Which country was defeated in the second balkan war?
Bulgaria, I believe...
How did the rest of the world get involved in the Balkan conflicts?
The Second Balkan War broke out on 16 June 1913 when Bulgaria was dissatisfied over the division of the spoils in Macedonia, made in secret by its former allies, Serbia and Greece. Their armies repulsed the Bulgarian offensive and counter-attacked penetrating into Bulgaria, while Romania and the Ottoman Empire took the opportunity to intervene against Bulgaria.
How did the rest of the world get involved in the Balkan conflict?
The Second Balkan War broke out on 16 June 1913 when Bulgaria was dissatisfied over the division of the spoils in Macedonia, made in secret by its former allies, Serbia and Greece. Their armies repulsed the Bulgarian offensive and counter-attacked penetrating into Bulgaria, while Romania and the Ottoman Empire took the opportunity to intervene against Bulgaria.
What is the mountain range on the balkan peninsula?
The Balkan peninsula includes a number of mountain ranges such as the Dinaric Alps which run northwest along the Adriatic Sea coast; the mountains of Greece and Bulgaria. The Bulgarian mountains include the Balkan mountains that run west to east through Bulgaria to the Black Sea. South of the Balkans lie the Rila and Rhodope mountains that extend through Sofia to the Aegean Sea. The highest peak (Musala) and second highest peak (Vichren) in Bulgaria lies within these mountains.
Why does Bulgaria join the Central Powers?
Bulgaria joined the Central Powers in order to conquer territories that it had lost to Serbia and Greece during the Second Balkan War. Joining the Central Powers also strengthened its ties to its two biggest economic partners, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.
What caused Bulgaria to enter World War 1?
Bulgaria wanted to regain land lost in the second Balkan war from Serbia and later Greece and Romania. When the war broke out Austria-Hungary and Germany made better offers to Bulgaria regarding this lost land and the Pro-German government declared war.
What was the Balkan league?
The Balkan League was a military alliance formed in 1912 between Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, and Bulgaria, aimed at expelling Ottoman Empire forces from the Balkans and securing territorial gains for its member states. The League successfully coordinated their efforts during the First Balkan War, which led to significant territorial losses for the Ottoman Empire. However, tensions among the members over the distribution of the captured territories eventually contributed to the outbreak of the Second Balkan War in 1913. The alliance significantly altered the political landscape of Southeast Europe in the early 20th century.
Was Austria or Hungary more Russia more responsible for the tensions in the Balkans from 1910 to 1914?
None of the above. In the First Balkan War it was the Serbians, Bulgars and Greeks who were fighting amongst themselves and together against the Ottoman Empire to get as big a share of the formerly Ottoman lands as possible. A little later the Second Balkan War broke out in which Greeks and Serbs fought Bulgaria when the first two decided that Bulgaria had ended up with too much territory and power. Austria (of which Hungary was only a part back then) and Russia had a vested interest in a stable Balkan and Slav unity respectively. Russia had been fighting the Ottoman Empire before 1910, but in the period you ask about these Balkan countries raised hell practically all by themselves.
Which is the second largest city in Bulgaria?
Plovdiv
What is the second oldest country in the world?
Bulgaria
What is Bulgaria's second largest city?
Plovdiv (Пловдив)
In Bulgaria Bulgarians are the major ethnic group Second is?
Romans
