Chief of Staff
Appointed Chief of Staff of a division based at Gallipoli during the Balkan War
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1913 in Turkey — Page 2
Explore 52 historical events and records for Turkey in 1913.
Historical records for Turkey in 1913
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Emigration
Emigrates to the United States with his parents
Enver Celebrates Adrianople Recovery
Enver Pasha becomes prominently associated with the Ottoman reconquest of Adrianople in the Second Balkan War.
Lieutenant
Appointed Lieutenant Colonel
Minister of Marine
Appointed Minister of Marine
Ottoman Army Recovers Adrianople
The Ottoman advance recaptures Adrianople while Bulgarian forces are committed against other Balkan opponents.
Ottoman Army Regroups In Thrace
Ahmed Izzet Pasha commands forces as the Ottoman government prepares to regain territory during the Second Balkan War.
Ottoman Forces Retake Kirk Kilisse
Ottoman forces advance into areas abandoned by Bulgarian troops during the Second Balkan War.
Ottoman Leadership Claims Thracian Victory
Enver Pasha and Ottoman leaders present the recovery of eastern Thrace as a reversal of the previous year's defeat.
Ottoman Offensive Threatens Bulgarian Frontier
The rapid advance reaches disputed areas beyond the earlier agreed boundary, producing diplomatic concern.
Ottoman Troops Cross Enos Midia Line
Ottoman troops cross the boundary established after the First Balkan War and reenter eastern Thrace in July 1913.
Sukru Pasha Surrenders Fortress
Mehmed Sukru Pasha surrenders Adrianople after the attackers break through the fortress defenses in March 1913.
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