13 March 1912Serbo-Bulgarian AllianceNikola Pasic
Signs alliance with Bulgaria against the Ottoman Empire.
Historical records for Serbia in 1912, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Signs alliance with Bulgaria against the Ottoman Empire.
Supports the alliance with Bulgaria directed against Ottoman rule in the Balkans.
Helps prepare Serbian military cooperation with Bulgaria.
Coordinates Serbian policy with Montenegro before war with the Ottoman Empire.
The first state to declare war is Montenegro, starting the First Balkan War
Prepares Serbia to join Montenegro and the other Balkan allies.
Bulgaria, Greece and Serbia declare war on Turkey
Leads the Serbian government as it declares war on the Ottoman Empire.
Leads the Serbian First Army south toward Kumanovo.
Leads the Serbian Third Army into Pristina.
Commands the Serbian First Army during the opening battle at Kumanovo.
Commands Serbia's First Army at Kumanovo.
Defeats a Turkish covering force
Defeats Ottoman forces in Macedonia.
Directs Serbian operations that defeat the Ottoman Vardar Army.
Serbian forces occupy Skopje after Kumanovo.
Orders the Serbian advance into Skopje after victory at Kumanovo.
Helps direct Serbian attacks against Ottoman positions near Prilep.
The remaining forces retreat to Ioannina. About 20,000 Turks are killed or captured
Leads Serbian troops westward from Kosovo toward the Adriatic coast.
Supports the campaign intended to secure Serbian access to the Adriatic.
Commits the Serbian First Army against Ottoman defenses around Monastir.
Wins the final Serbian victory in Macedonia.
Directs operations leading to the defeat of Ottoman forces at Monastir.
Austria denounces Serbian gains in the Balkans; Russia and France backed Serbia while Italy and Germany backed Austria
Reaches the Adriatic coast with Serbian forces.
Presses Serbia's claim for an Adriatic outlet during the campaign.
Turkey, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece and Bulgaria sign a weapons pact
Accepts an armistice while negotiations begin in London.
Supports Serbian territorial claims during the London negotiations.
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Montenegro form a Balkan League
Leads three Serbian Armies into Macedonia
Serbia attacks south Skopje and Bitola
Members of the Balkan League attack Turkey and win quick victories
Serbia and Bulgaria agree to partition Macedonia, still part of the Turkish Empire
Serbia and Bulgaria agree to partition Macedonia
Serbia and Bulgaria sign treaties to split the land of Vardarrr Macedonia
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