Rule of Salonika
Crete and Salonika were definitively assigned to Greece
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1913 in Greece — Page 2
Explore 57 historical events and records for Greece in 1913.
Historical records for Greece in 1913
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June
Siege of Serres
The Greek army does not enter the city of Serres in time to prevent it being razed by irregular Bulgarian units
July
Battle of Kresna Gorge
Greek advance is checked in the Kresna Gorge.
August
Treaty of Bucharest
Confirms Greek gains in Macedonia and Salonika.
November
Treaty of Athens
Settles peace terms with the Ottoman Empire.
December
Rule of Aegean
Greece is awarded some Aegean Islands for the loss of southern Albania to Albania
Rule of Albania
Southern Albania is divided between Albania and Greece
Rule of Macedonia
Greece gains territory in Macedonia
Rule of Thrace
Greece gains territory in Thrace
Other events (month unknown)
Assassination of George George I
Assassinated during the First Balkan War
Balkan League
The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania
Capture of Ioannina
Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberated Ioannina
Death of Constantine I
Death of George I, assassinated
Declaration of 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
Rule of Ioannina
Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberated Ioannina
Rule of Samos
The Greek fleet raises the Greek flag on Samos
Union of Samos with Greece
Sofoulis oversees the revolutionary administration as Samos unites with Greece.
How these records were prepared
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