3 March 1886
Treaty of Bucharest
Concludes peace without territorial concessions to Serbia.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Bucharest in Bulgaria. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Concludes peace without territorial concessions to Serbia.
Turkey recognizes Bulgarian independence
The Triple Alliance recognizes the independence of Bulgaria
Faces Romanian intervention while fighting Serbia and Greece.
Seeks an armistice after Bulgaria is attacked on several fronts.
Negotiates after Bulgaria's military isolation.
A final peace is agreed in the Treaty of Bucharest
Accepts territorial losses after defeat.
Founds a brief Republic
Overthrown by a group of officers
Replaces Stambouliski as Prime Minister after a coup
Assassinated by a right wing nationalist
Purges include the Deputy Prime Minister Kostov & Prime Minister Vulko Chervenkov. 17 Central Committee members are purged
Averts revolution by introducing political pluralism & free elections
Averts revolution by introducing political pluralism & free elections
Appointed Party Leader of the Bulgarian Communist Party
Reform begins at the Bulgarian Communist Party's "Congress of Renewal"
Appointed Party Leader of the Communist Party
Announces he cannot be both President & Pary Leader of the Bulgarian Communist Party
Resigns after making a broadcast advocating tanks against demonstrators in 1989
Provenance
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