BALKANLAR

With the Treaty of Berlin on July 13, 1878, which was signed after that war, Montenegro, Serbia, and Romania became independent states.

After Austria-Hungary captured Bosnia, Macedonian lands became the sole remedy for Serbia in order to reach the Aegean Sea. At this point, Serbia entered into an alliance relationship with Bulgaria for Macedonian lands against the irredentist policies of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the region with the support of the Tsardom of Russia.

Albanians, who were in revolt even before the war, did not anticipate that the Ottoman troops could be defeated that quickly. The fact that the expansion  tendencies of Greece and Serbia were towards Albanian territory accelerated the independence process of Albanians, and Albania declared its independence on November 28, 1912.

Romania was the first state to leave the First World War.

The most profitable state of the First World War in the Balkans was Romania. Bucharest management, which took Ardeal, Bessarabia, and Bukovina with the Treaty of Trianon, gained a part of the Banat region.

Due to the common purpose of the treaties, Turkey, Romania, Greece, and Yugoslavia wanted to congregate these treaties into a single text. Thus, the Balkan Entente was signed on February 9, 1934.

The Second World War, started on September 1, 1939.

The Second Wold War ended in 1945.

Albania, was occupied by both İtaly and Germany during the Second World War.

Montenegro was the first country that declared war on the Ottoman Empire started the First Balkan War