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1913 in Serbia

Explore 33 historical events and records for Serbia in 1913.

Historical records for Serbia in 1913

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January

Young Turk Coup

Pasic, Nikola ยท Constantinople ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Prepares Serbia for resumed operations after the Ottoman political crisis.

March

Capture of Adrianople

Stepanovic, Stepa ยท Adrianople ยท Serbian Commander ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serbian heavy artillery assists Bulgaria at Adrianople.

Capture of Adrianople

Stepanovic, Stepa ยท Adrianople ยท Second Army Commander ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Commands Serbian artillery supporting the capture of Adrianople.

April

Capture of Scutari

Putnik, Radomir ยท Scutari ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Assists Montenegro in capturing Scutari from the Turks

May

Adriatic Question

Pasic, Nikola ยท Serbia ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Accepts peace without the Adriatic outlet Serbia had sought because the Great Powers support a separate Albanian state.

Albanian Boundary Decision

Novakovic, Stojan ยท London ยท Serbian Plenipotentiary ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Accepts that the Great Powers will determine Albania's frontiers and related questions.

Financial Questions Commission

Nikolic, Andra ยท London ยท Serbian Plenipotentiary ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Accepts referral of financial questions arising from the war and territorial cessions to an international commission in Paris.

Serbian Delegation

Novakovic, Stojan ยท London ยท Former Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Heads Serbia's senior diplomatic representation as peace is concluded with the Ottoman Empire.

Treaty of London

Pasic, Nikola ยท London ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serbia accepts the London peace while the creation of Albania blocks a Serbian Adriatic outlet and disputes over conquered territory remain unresolved.

Treaty Signature

Nikolic, Andra ยท London ยท President of Serbian Assembly ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Signs the peace treaty for Serbia.

Treaty Signature

Nikolic, Andra ยท London ยท Serbian Plenipotentiary ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serves in Serbia's delegation concluding the London peace settlement.

Treaty Signature

Novakovic, Stojan ยท London ยท Serbian Plenipotentiary ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Signs the Treaty of London for Serbia after the First Balkan War.

Treaty Signature

Pavlovic, Jovan ยท London ยท Former Serbian Minister in Sofia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Signs the London settlement as one of Serbia's plenipotentiaries.

Treaty Signature

Vesnic, Milenko ยท London ยท Serbian Minister in Paris ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Participates in the Serbian delegation that concludes peace with the Ottoman Empire.

Treaty Signature

Vesnic, Milenko ยท London ยท Serbian Plenipotentiary ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Represents Serbia in the delegation that signs the treaty ending the war.

June

Alliance Bulgaria and Serbia and Greece

Putnik, Radomir ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed

Serbo-Greek Alliance

Pasic, Nikola ยท Belgrade ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Aligns with Greece against Bulgarian claims.

Bulgarian Attack on Former Allies

Pasic, Nikola ยท Bregalnica ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Directs the Serbian government during Bulgaria's surprise attack.

Battle of Bregalnica

Putnik, Radomir ยท Bregalnica ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.

Battle of Bregalnica Begins

Putnik, Radomir ยท Bregalnica ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Coordinates the Serbian response to the Bulgarian attack.

July

Defense of Zletovo

Stepanovic, Stepa ยท Zletovo ยท Second Army Commander ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Reinforces Serbian units resisting Bulgarian attacks near Zletovo.

Fighting at Ovce Pole

Karadordevic, Alexander ยท Ovce Pole ยท First Army Commander ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Commits the Serbian First Army in fighting around Ovce Pole.

Serbian Counterattack

Putnik, Radomir ยท Bregalnica ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Orders counterattacks that begin pushing Bulgarian forces back.

Serbian Victory at Bregalnica

Putnik, Radomir ยท Bregalnica ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Secures a decisive Serbian victory after ten days of fighting.

Battle of Kalimanci

Jankovic, Bozidar ยท Kalimanci ยท Third Army Commander ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Commands Serbian forces during heavy fighting near Kalimanci.

Second Balkan War Armistice

Pasic, Nikola ยท Bucharest ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Accepts an armistice after Serbia's battlefield victory.

August

Treaty of Bucharest

Pasic, Nikola ยท Bucharest ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Secures most of Vardar Macedonia for Serbia.

Treaty of Bucharest

Pasic, Nikola ยท Bucharest ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Secures most of Vardar Macedonia for Serbia.

December

Postwar Serbian Army

Putnik, Radomir ยท Belgrade ยท Chief of Staff ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 2nd

Serbia emerges militarily strengthened from the Balkan Wars.

Other events (month unknown)

Capture of Kosovo

Pasic, Nikola ยท Kosovo ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

Capture of Macedonia

Pasic, Nikola ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

Rule of Kosovo

Pasic, Nikola ยท Kosovo ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

Rule of Macedonia

Pasic, Nikola ยท Macedonia ยท Prime Minister of Serbia ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 1st

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

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