Aegean Islands Status
The Treaty of Sevres recognises Greek authority over most eastern Aegean islands already administered by Greece.
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The Treaty of Sevres recognises Greek authority over most eastern Aegean islands already administered by Greece.
The Treaty of Sevres transfers Eastern Thrace to Greek administration.
The Treaty of Sevres provides for Greek administration of Smyrna before a future plebiscite.
Venizelos signs the Treaty of Sevres, expanding Greek administration in Thrace and around Smyrna.
Venizelos's Liberal Party loses the election following years of war and national division.
A referendum and political change restore Constantine I to the throne.
Death of Alexander, his younger son who was ruling Greece
Constantine I returns to Greece after the defeat of Venizrlos at the election
Constantine I returns to Greece after the defeat of Venizrlos at the election
Supports Greek participation in the postwar League system.
Succeeds as King of Greece, restored after a plebiscite
Succeeds as King of Greece, restored after a plebiscite
Succeeds as King of Greece, restored after a plebiscite
Refused the crown after the death of his brother Alexander
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