23 January 1913Young Turk CoupNikola Pasic
Prepares Serbia for resumed operations after the Ottoman political crisis.
Historical records for Serbia in 1913, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Prepares Serbia for resumed operations after the Ottoman political crisis.
Serbian heavy artillery assists Bulgaria at Adrianople.
Commands Serbian artillery supporting the capture of Adrianople.
Assists Montenegro in capturing Scutari from the Turks
Accepts peace without the Adriatic outlet Serbia had sought because the Great Powers support a separate Albanian state.
Accepts that the Great Powers will determine Albania's frontiers and related questions.
Accepts referral of financial questions arising from the war and territorial cessions to an international commission in Paris.
Heads Serbia's senior diplomatic representation as peace is concluded with the Ottoman Empire.
Serbia accepts the London peace while the creation of Albania blocks a Serbian Adriatic outlet and disputes over conquered territory remain unresolved.
Signs the peace treaty for Serbia.
Serves in Serbia's delegation concluding the London peace settlement.
Signs the Treaty of London for Serbia after the First Balkan War.
Signs the London settlement as one of Serbia's plenipotentiaries.
Participates in the Serbian delegation that concludes peace with the Ottoman Empire.
Represents Serbia in the delegation that signs the treaty ending the war.
An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed
Aligns with Greece against Bulgarian claims.
Directs the Serbian government during Bulgaria's surprise attack.
Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.
Coordinates the Serbian response to the Bulgarian attack.
Reinforces Serbian units resisting Bulgarian attacks near Zletovo.
Commits the Serbian First Army in fighting around Ovce Pole.
Orders counterattacks that begin pushing Bulgarian forces back.
Secures a decisive Serbian victory after ten days of fighting.
Commands Serbian forces during heavy fighting near Kalimanci.
Accepts an armistice after Serbia's battlefield victory.
Secures most of Vardar Macedonia for Serbia.
Secures most of Vardar Macedonia for Serbia.
Serbia emerges militarily strengthened from the Balkan Wars.
Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
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