London in History

Succeeds as King of Greece, selected as King by a conference in London

Accepts the treaty article by which the Ottoman Empire renounces sovereignty over Crete to the Balkan allies.

Signs the treaty as one of the principal Greek plenipotentiaries.

Represents Greek interests during the London negotiations that end the First Balkan War.

Accepts that the Great Powers will determine the status of Mount Athos under the peace settlement.

Accepts that nationality questions created by the peace settlement will be resolved through special conventions.

Greece accepts the peace settlement ending the First Balkan War and shares in the Ottoman cession of European territory west of the Enos-Midia line.

Joins the Greek plenipotentiaries in concluding the settlement while the future of the Aegean islands remains with the Great Powers.

Participates in the Greek delegation signing the Treaty of London.

As Greece's minister in London, authenticates the agreement that restores formal peace with the Ottoman Empire.

Represents Greece among the plenipotentiaries concluding the London settlement.

Signs the London peace settlement as a member of the Greek delegation.

Represents Greece at his first European Council after taking office as prime minister.

Represents Greece as leaders review economic policy, enlargement and the Community's external role.