André Gerolymatos - The Balkan Wars

Abdullah Pasha

Adrianople

capture of

in First Balkan War

in Second Balkan War

Akritai

Albania, See also Ali Pasha; Suliots and Austria-Hungary

and Great Powers

Albanians

in First Balkan War

in First World War

and the Great Powers

in Greece

and independence

in Kosovo

as mercenaries

in Ottoman Empire

and religion

in Second World War

in Yugoslavia

Albertini, Luigi

Alexander, Crown Prince of Serbia

Alexander I, Czar of Russia

Alexander III, Czar of Russia

Alexander of Battenberg

Alexius IV

Aliakhmon River

Ali Pasha

as bandit

and Greek independence

rebellion of

Anatolia

Greek presence in

under the Turks

Andrssy, Julius

Ankara, battle of

Anna of Savoy, Empress of Byzantium

Aristarchos, Stavrakis

aristocracy, See also Phanariots

armatoli. See also irregulars banditry by

as Ottoman security system

as revolutionaries

Armenians

Arvanitakis, Christos

Asia Minor

Greek presence in

Turkish rule in

assassination

of Alexander Obrenovic

of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

of Ioannis Capodistrias

of Murad I

Athens

atrocities

after Second World War

in Balkan wars of

by Crusaders

and Eastern Question

by Greeks

by Janissaries

in 1990s

reports on

in Second World War

Turkish

Austria-Hungary, Seealso Habsburgs; Three Emperors' League

and Albania

and Bosnia

and First Balkan War

and Greek independence

and Macedonia

and nationalism

and Romania

and Russia

and Serbia

and Slovenia

Austro-Ottoman War

Balkan League

and Ottoman Empire

and Russia

Balkans, See also individual countries; Balkan League

Christians in

ethnic divisions in

and Europe

land ownership in

regionalism in

religious divisions in

and Russia

and Turkey

war in

Balkan Wars (1912-13)

atrocities in

First Balkan War

Second Balkan War

bandits

See also Ali Pasha; armatoli; klephtS; warlords

Albanian

attempts to suppress

in Greece

military role of

origins of

and Ottoman Empire

political role of

romantic views of

and Western powers

Banica, battle of

Bashi-Bazouks

Bavarians

Bayazid I

Belgrade

Treaty of

Bendierli Ali

Berlin, Treaty of

Bessarabia

Bithynia

Black Sea

Bobchev, Stefan

Bosnia, See also Kosovo, battle of; Sarajevo; Serbs and Austria-Hungary

Christians in

crisis of in

and Eastern Question

Muslims in

in 1990s

Serbs in

Bosnia-Herzegovina

and Austria-Hungary

Bosporus. See Straits

Botev, Khristo

Botzaris, George

Boyl, Count Alberto de

Brancovic, George

Brankovic, Vuk

Bucharest, Treaty of

Budapest Convention

Bulgaria See also Pasvanoglou, Osman Pasha and Eastern Question

in First Balkan War

and Greece

and independence

irredentism in

and Macedonia

and Ottoman Empire

and Russia

in Second Balkan War

in Second World War

and Serbia

Bulgarian National Committee

Bulgarian Orthodox

Church. See Eastern

Orthodox Church

Bulgarian Supreme Committee

Bulgaris, Demetrios

Bunevitch, Nicolai

Byzantine Empire See also Constantinople; Eastern Orthodox Church collapse of

and Ottoman Empire

and Serbian expansion

Cabrinovic, Nedjeljko

Canning, George

Cantacuzenos, Theodora

Capodistrias, Ioannis

Carlowitz, Treaty of(1699)

Catherine the Great

Chatalja lines, chetas,

child tax

Chotek, Sophie

Christians. See also Eastern Orthodox Church; Roman Catholic Church in battle of Kosovo

and czar of Russia

and Muslims

in Ottoman Empire

persecution by

persecution of

Chrysostomos, Archbishop

Church of Holy Wisdom (Hagia Sofia)

Communists

Constantine I, King of Greece

Constantine XI Palaeologos, Emperor of Byzantium

Constantinople

and the Crusades

in First Balkan War

Ottoman attacks on

sack of (1204)

sack of (1453)

Treaty of (1881)

Constantinople Conference of Ambassadors (1876)

conversion, religious

Crete

Crimean War

Croatia

the Crusades

Cubrilovic

Vaso

Cyprus

Czechoslovakia

Czerin, Ottokar

Danev, Stoyan

Dardanelles. See Straits

Dedijer, Vladimir

Delchev, Gotse

Dellis, Spyro

depopulation See also atrocities; ethnic hatred; migration derbends,

Dervenaki, battle of (1822)

Diakos, Athanasios

diaspora

Dimitrijevic, Dragutin (Aspis)

disease

Djavid Pasha

Dobruja

Doxato

Dreikaiserbund. See Three Emperors' League

Duscan, Stephan

Eastern Orthodox Church

and Albanians

and Greece

and independence movements

in Ottoman Empire

and Phanariots

and Roman Catholic Church

Russian support for

in sack of Constantinople (1453)

threats to

Eastern Question

ecumenical patriarchate. See patriarchate

education

Egypt

Emma (Sarajevo bride)

Epirus. See also Suliots army of

Essad Pasha, ethnic hatred. See also atrocities

ethnic truth

Eugenios II, Patriarch of Constantinople

Euphrosyne of Ioannina

Europe, See also individual countries ; Great Powers; philhellenism and collapse of Byzantium

and Greek War of Independence

and Serbian rebellion

as threat to Balkans views of Balkans in

European Union

executions

farmers, See also peasants

Fascists, See also Nazis

Ferdinand of Coburg

Finlay, George

First World War aftermath of

and assassination of Franz Ferdinand

irregulars in

Focic, Mehmed-aga

folklore, See also national myths

France, See also Napoleon and Balkan independence

and destruction of Smyrna

influence in Balkans of

and Ottoman Empire

and Russia

Franco-Prussian War

Franz Ferdinand, Archduke

assassination of

Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria

Frederick Barbarossa

French Revolution

Gallipoli

Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople

geography

and banditry

and revolution

George I, King of Greece

Germany, See also Three Emperors' League; Wilhelm II occupation of Balkans by

Gerov, Naidin

Gevgeli

Ghazis

Ghegs

Giustiniani-Longo

Giovanni

Gladstone, William

Goluchowski-Murayev Agreement (1897)

Gorchakov, Alexander Mikhailovich

Gousi, Pylio,

Great Britain and destruction of Smyrna

and Greek War of Independence

influence in Balkans of

and Ottoman Empire

in Second World War

and the Straits

Great Church. See Eastern Orthodox Church; patriarchate

Great Powers. See also France; Great Britain; Russia and Albania

appointment of rulers by

and Balkan independence

and Eastern Question

and Greek War of Independence

and Macedonia

manipulation of Balkan states by

and Ottoman Empire

and Russia

and Serbia

and Turkey

Great Schism of

Greco-Turkish War

Greece. See also