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Balkan Wars, 2nd
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Balkan Wars, 2nd
History of Bulgaria

1913
Balkan League
Ferdinand I
17th June   Bulgaria is the first to attacked, without formally declaring war, attacking the Serbian army in Gevgelija and then the Greek army in Nigrita
1913
Battle of Kilkis Lahanas
Ferdinand I
June Kilkis Lahanas   The Greek army counterattacks and defeats the Bulgarians at Kilkis-Lahanas
1913
Battle of Kresna
Ferdinand I
July Kresna   Part of the Greek army advances up the Struma River valley, defeating the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights
1913
Battle of Mount Beles
Ferdinand I
July Mount Beles   Part of the Greek army advances up the Struma River valley, defeating the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights
1913
Capture of Adrianople
Ferdinand I
Adrianople   The Ottomans retake Adrianople (Edirne) which had historic significance for the Turks, being a former Ottoman capital city
1913
Capture of Thrace
Ferdinand I
Thrace   The Ottomans recover eastern Thrace, which had largely been lost in the First Balkan War
1913
Declaration of War
Ferdinand I
27th June   Romania raises an army and declares war on Bulgaria
1913
Invasion of Bulgaria
Ferdinand I
July   The Romanians encounter little resistance from the Bulgarians, and by the time of the ceasefire are only 30 kilometers from Sofia
1913
Peace
Ferdinand I
July   The Greeks offer a ceasefire and the Bulgarians accept due to the danger posed by the Romanian army in the north
1913
Rule of Thrace
Ferdinand I
Thrace   The Ottomans recover eastern Thrace, which had largely been lost in the First Balkan War
1913
Siege of Gevgelija
Ferdinand I
17th June Gevgelija   Bulgaria is the first to attacked, without formally declaring war, attacking the Serbian army in Gevgelija and then the Greek army in Nigrita
1913
Siege of Nigrita
Ferdinand I
17th June Nigrita   Bulgaria is the first to attacked, without formally declaring war, attacking the Serbian army in Gevgelija and then the Greek army in Nigrita
1913
Siege of Serres
Ferdinand I
June Serres   The Greek army does not enter the city of Serres in time to prevent it being razed by irregular Bulgarian units
1913
Treaty of Bucharest
Ferdinand I
12th Aug Bucharest   A final peace is agreed in the treaty of Bucharest
1913
Treaty of London
Ferdinand I
June   As a result of the terms of the treaty of London, the Second Balkan War breaks out

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