Berlin, Congress of

by Adanir, Fikret

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The Congress of Berlin (12 Cemaziülahır (Jumāda II)-13 Receb (Rajab) 1295/13 June–13 July 1878) was summoned to restore the balance of power in Europe, apparently disturbed in Russia’s favour by the Treaty of Aya Stefanos (San Stefano, 29 Sefer (Ṣafar) 1295/3 March 1878, which ended the Russo-Ottoman War of 1294–5/1877–8). In Cemaziülahır 1293/July 1876, Russia and Austria-Hungary had agreed to divide the Balkans into separate spheres of influence; moreover, in January 1877, tsarist diplomacy h…

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The Congress of Berlin (12 Cemaziülahır (Jumāda II)-13 Receb (Rajab) 1295/13 June–13 July 1878) was summoned to restore the balance of power in Europe, apparently disturbed in Russia’s favour by the Treaty of Aya Stefanos (San Stefano, 29 Sefer (Ṣafar) 1295/3 March 1878, which ended the Russo-Ottoman War of 1294–5/1877–8). In Cemaziülahır 1293/July 1876, Russia and Austria-Hungary had agreed to divide the Balkans into separate spheres of influence; moreover, in January 1877, tsarist diplomacy had secured Austrian neutrality in

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
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