The Treaty of Berlin ultimately not only…
July 1878 CE
The Treaty of Berlin ultimately not only enlarges Serbia's territory by almost four thousand square miles (ten thousand three hundred and sixty kilometers) on its southeastern frontier; it also recognizes Serbia as a completely independent state.
In order to acquire such concessions at the peace conference, Milan Obrenović's representatives had been obliged to rely on Austria, which demanded in return that Serbia link its railroads, as well as its economy, with Austria's.
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Macedonia, Ottoman Vardar
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Bulgaria, Ottoman
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Ottoman Empire
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Montenegro, prince-bishopric of
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Russian Empire
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Serbia, (Ottoman vassal) Principality of
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Romania
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Austria-Hungary
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German Empire (“Second Reich”)
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Bulgaria (Ottoman vassal), Principality of
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Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
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