What is Treaty of London (1913)?
The '''Treaty of London''' was a [[treaty]] that was signed on 30 May 1913 and moved borders of countries after the [[Balkan Wars|First Balkan War]]. The Balkan League, made up of [[Serbia]], [[Greece]], [[Kingdom of Bulgaria|Bulgaria]], and [[Montenegro]], won the war from the [[Ottoman Empire]]. One important border to decide was [[Albania]], which had declared its independence on 28 November 1912. All of the Ottoman Empire except Albania was given to the Balkan League. Because not everyone was happy with the Treaty of London, the [[Second Balkan War]] started on June 13. Peace came after the Treaty of [[Bucharest]] was signed on 12 August 1913. It caused tension between what became the [[Allied Powers of World War I|Allied Powers]] and the [[Central Powers]] and helped start [[World War I]]. [[Category:1910s treaties|London 1913]] [[Category:1913 in Europe]] [[Category:1910s in the Ottoman Empire]] [[Category:20th century in Albania]] [[Category:20th century in London]] [[Category:1910s in England]] {{history-stub}}