As a result of the Countercoup just three years earlier, one side in this war found itself found itself without a good deal of its army, though they were still numerically superior.
As a result of the Countercoup just three years earlier, one side in this war found itself found itself without a good deal of its army, though they were still numerically superior. The Treaty of London which ended this war set the boundary between the belligerents at the Ainos-Medea line, forcing the loser to give up the city of Adrianople. It was followed by another conflict less than a year later over control of Macedonia, which saw Bulgaria lose some of the lands it had just recently gained. FTP, name this war which saw the combined forces of Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, and Bulgaria defeat the Ottoman Empire, fought on its namesake peninsula.
As a result of the Countercoup just three years earlier, one side in this war found itself found itself without a good deal of its army, though they were still numerically superior.
{First Balkan} War (prompt on {Balkan} War)