THE FOREIGN POLICY OF GREECE IN THE CONCLUSION OF THE GREEK-BULGARIAN TREATY OF 1912

Gavrilidi Yanis Nikolayevich

This article examined the foreign policy actions of Greece under the government of E. Venizelos on the conclusion of the Greek-Bulgarian defensive alliance on the eve of the Balkan wars of 1912-1913. This study is the first in Russian historiography, where the course of negotiations between Greece and Bulgaria on the conclusion of the 1912 treaty was analyzed in detail. As a result of the study, important aspects of the negotiation process that led to the conclusion of the union agreement were revealed in the Balkan region

Keywords:First Balkan War 1912-1913, Second Balkan War 1913, Greek foreign policy in the 20th century, Greek-Bulgarian relations, history of the Balkan Peninsula in the 20th century