Invasion of Macedonia1912
Leads three Serbian Armies into Macedonia
Historical person
Radomir Putnik Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Radomir Putnik, based on 17 World History Database records associated with Serbia.
17 records1912–191312 events7 places
Chronological biography
1912
Serbo-Bulgarian Military Convention12 May 1912
Helps prepare Serbian military cooperation with Bulgaria.
Battle of Kumanovo24 October 1912
Defeats a Turkish covering force
Battle of Kumanovo24 October 1912
Defeats Ottoman forces in Macedonia.
Battle of Kumanovo24 October 1912
Directs Serbian operations that defeat the Ottoman Vardar Army.
Capture of Skopje26 October 1912
Serbian forces occupy Skopje after Kumanovo.
Capture of Skopje26 October 1912
Orders the Serbian advance into Skopje after victory at Kumanovo.
Battle of Monastir5 November 1912
The remaining forces retreat to Ioannina. About 20,000 Turks are killed or captured
Battle of Monastir18 November 1912
Wins the final Serbian victory in Macedonia.
Battle of Monastir18 November 1912
Directs operations leading to the defeat of Ottoman forces at Monastir.
1913
Capture of Scutari22 April 1913
Assists Montenegro in capturing Scutari from the Turks
Alliance Bulgaria and Serbia and Greece1 June 1913
An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed
Battle of Bregalnica30 June 1913
Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.
Battle of Bregalnica Begins30 June 1913
Coordinates the Serbian response to the Bulgarian attack.
Serbian Counterattack4 July 1913
Orders counterattacks that begin pushing Bulgarian forces back.
Serbian Victory at Bregalnica9 July 1913
Secures a decisive Serbian victory after ten days of fighting.
Postwar Serbian ArmyDecember 1913
Serbia emerges militarily strengthened from the Balkan Wars.
Titles and roles
Chief of Staff · Field Marshal · Chief of Staff
Record provenance
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