3 March 1913Capture of IoanninaConstantine Constantine I
The Turkish garrison of 30,000 falls to Prince Constantine of Greece
Historical records for Greece in 1913, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Turkish garrison of 30,000 falls to Prince Constantine of Greece
Captures Ioannina from Ottoman forces.
Constantine succeeds his father as King of Greece.
Death of George I, assassinated during the First Balkan War
Is assassinated in Salonika during the war.
King George I is assassinated shortly after Thessaloniki becomes part of Greece.
Succeeds as King of Greece in the newly occuppied city of Salonika
A combined Bulgar-Serb force captures Adrianople
Greece and Serbia signed a Treaty of mutual defence against an attack, a mutual border is agreed between the two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support
Greece and Serbia signed a Treaty of mutual defence against an attack, a mutual border is agreed between the two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support
The Greek army counterattacks and defeats the Bulgarians at Kilkis-Lahanas
Greece and Serbia signed a Treaty of mutual defence against an attack, a mutual border is agreed between the two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support
Accepts the treaty article by which the Ottoman Empire renounces sovereignty over Crete to the Balkan allies.
Benefits from the Ottoman renunciation of sovereignty over Crete in favour of 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.
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.
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.
An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed
Supports alliance with Serbia against Bulgaria.
Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.
Greece and Serbia break their alliance with Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border
The Macedonia and Thrace border dispute with Bulgaria causes the 2nd Balkan War
Greek troops enter Serres after Bulgarian withdrawal.
Leads Greek forces against Bulgaria after the outbreak of war.
Romania, Greece, Montenegro, and Turkey immediately side with Serbia and declares war on Bulgaria, which found itself completely isolated
The Greeks defeat the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt. Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights
The Greeks defeat the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt. Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights
The Greeks defeat the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt. Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights
The Greeks offered a ceasefire and the Bulgarians accept due to the danger posed by the Romanian army in the north
Romania, Greece, Montenegro, and Turkey immediately side with Serbia and declares war on Bulgaria, which found itself completely isolated
The Greeks offered a ceasefire and the Bulgarians accept due to the danger posed by the Romanian army in the north
Crete and Salonika were definitively assigned to Greece
Greece protested Italy's annexation of the Dodecanese
Crete and Salonika were definitively assigned to Greece
The Greek army does not enter the city of Serres in time to prevent it being razed by irregular Bulgarian units
Greek advance is checked in the Kresna Gorge.
Confirms Greek gains in Macedonia and Salonika.
Settles peace terms with the Ottoman Empire.
Greece is awarded some Aegean Islands for the loss of southern Albania to Albania
Southern Albania is divided between Albania and Greece
Greece gains territory in Macedonia
Greece gains territory in Thrace
Assassinated during the First Balkan War
The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania
Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberated Ioannina
Death of George I, assassinated
The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania
Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberated Ioannina
The Greek fleet raises the Greek flag on Samos
Sofoulis oversees the revolutionary administration as Samos unites with Greece.
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