Aegean Islands Decision
Accepts Great Power authority to determine the future of Ottoman Aegean islands other than Crete.
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1913 in Montenegro
Explore 27 historical events and records for Montenegro in 1913.
Historical records for Montenegro in 1913
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May
Albanian Settlement
Faces Great Power control of Albania's frontiers, limiting Montenegrin claims despite wartime gains.
Commercial Arrangements
Accepts that commercial questions resulting from the peace will be addressed by subsequent agreements.
Montenegrin Delegation
Represents Montenegro in accepting the treaty while its ambitions around northern Albania remain constrained by Great Power decisions.
Treaty of London
Montenegro accepts the peace ending the First Balkan War while the Great Powers continue to constrain its ambitions around Albania.
Treaty Signature
Serves among the Montenegrin representatives signing the London settlement.
Treaty Signature
Represents Montenegro in the delegation concluding peace with the Ottoman Empire.
Treaty Signature
Signs the peace treaty as a member of the Montenegrin delegation.
Treaty Signature
Signs the London treaty on behalf of Montenegro.
August
Treaty of Bucharest
Participates in the settlement ending the war.
Other events (month unknown)
Army Maintains Sandzak Campaign Routes
Janko Vukotic works to sustain military communications as Montenegrin forces operate away from their home bases.
Balkan Allies Negotiate War Results
Montenegro participates in the diplomatic negotiations following victories against the Ottoman Empire.
Balkan Treaties Revise Montenegrin Territory
Agreements ending the Balkan Wars adjust Montenegro's territorial extent and neighboring frontiers.
Eastern Campaign Territory Consolidated
Montenegrin commanders secure wartime territorial gains as diplomats discuss the postwar borders.
Frontier Diplomacy Remains Politically Contentious
Montenegro continues pressing territorial claims while neighboring governments and European diplomats debate Balkan frontier arrangements.
Great Powers Pressure Montenegro
European diplomatic and naval pressure builds against Montenegro's continued occupation plans.
International Naval Pressure Forces Concession
European naval demonstrations compel Montenegro to abandon its claim to occupy Scutari.
Montenegrin Campaign Raises European Alarm
Montenegro is expanding military campaign provokes concern among European governments about changes to Balkan boundaries.
Montenegrin Siege Continues Into Spring
Montenegrin forces persist in operations around Scutari until the city's surrender in April 1913.
Montenegro Accepts Scutari Withdrawal
King Nikola eventually accepts the evacuation of Scutari following international opposition.
Montenegro Enters Postwar Border Negotiations
King Nikola's government seeks international recognition of territorial gains after the Balkan Wars.
Montenegro Signs Balkan Peace Settlement
The Treaty of London ends the First Balkan War and reshapes Ottoman territorial control in Europe.
New Albanian Border Restricts Montenegro
The postwar emergence of Albania prevents the Montenegrin kingdom from retaining its desired southern gains.
Nikola Refuses Scutari Demands
King Nikola initially resists demands by the Great Powers to abandon Montenegrin ambitions for Scutari.
Peace Leaves Scutari Outside Montenegro
The settlement confirms that Montenegro cannot retain Scutari despite the costly siege.
Scutari Dispute Escalates Frontier Crisis
Montenegro's determination to retain Scutari conflicts with the Great Powers' plans for an independent Albania.
Second Balkan War Alters Alliances
Montenegro joins Serbia and Greece against Bulgaria during the subsequent Balkan conflict.
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