One battle saw the Crown Prince Constantine commit his seven divisions against the VIII Corps of his enemy, an unanticipated decision that led to the downfall of Thessaloniki, while another saw Nikola Ivanov win the most recent Battle of Adrianople.
One battle saw the Crown Prince Constantine commit his seven divisions against the VIII Corps of his enemy, an unanticipated decision that led to the downfall of Thessaloniki, while another saw Nikola Ivanov win the most recent Battle of Adrianople. The first lasted two months, then stopped, and restarted after the second coup d'état by the Young Turks, finally ending with the Treaty of London. The second of these conflicts began the day after that treaty was signed, though fighting did not start until King Ferdinand ordered his generals to attack Serbia at the Bregalnica River and Greece at Nigrita. For 10 points, name these wars, the first fought between the namesake league and the Ottoman Empire and the second fought amongst the league's members.
One battle saw the Crown Prince Constantine commit his seven divisions against the VIII Corps of his enemy, an unanticipated decision that led to the downfall of Thessaloniki, while another saw Nikola Ivanov win the most recent Battle of Adrianople.
{Balkan} Wars