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October 17, 1912, a smaller ally in the tumultuous Balkan region of Europe, Serbia and Greece declare war on the Ottoman Empire, beginning the First Balkan War .
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The Serbian Army attacks the Ottoman army at Kumanovo.
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The Greek Army enter Salonika on November 8th, and their navy occupied the Ottoman Aegan Islands.
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Exhausted and epidemic ridden Bulgarians fought with the Ottoman Empire, and failed.
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As a result of the Ottoman collapse, Albanians declared independence.
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On this day, Albania gained independance because of the fall of the Ottoman empire.
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The ottomans signed a treaty, with the Bulkan regions, Bulgaira, Montenegro, and Serbia.
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December 1912, the Ottomans lost all areas to the west of Istanbul.
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Young Turk power returned in 1913 to power in Constantinople. They were determined to continue the war.
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Montenegrins wanted to take over the town of Scutari, and after a few tries funally succedded.
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The Montenegrins were forced to withdraw from Scutari.
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The Treaty of London between the Balkan allies and the Ottoman Empire,
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The Bulgarian Soldiers began local attacks against the Greeks and Serbian positions in Macedonia.
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Bulgaria did a surprise attack on Serbia and Greece, because of the disagreement about the repartitioning of Macedonia.
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The Balkan war ends and the Ottoman empire really suffered from these wars. They lost more than 80 percent of their European territory inhabited in Europe.
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The Treaty of Bucharest let the Ottoman Empire rule over Edirne.
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The Ottomans concluded a treaty with Greece.
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The Ottoman Empire signs a treaty in Istanbul with Serbia.
