Search results

...hed the rank of ''ritmeester'' and fought in campaigns of the [[Napoleonic Wars]] and the [[Ten Days' Campaign]]. After leaving military service, he establ ...vering and continued campaigning during the later stages of the Napoleonic Wars. ...

[[Category:Wars]] [[Category:Civil wars]] ...

Brussels was occupied during both world wars. After the Second World War, the city became tied to European administratio ...

...tury. The territory remained under Ottoman administration until the Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913. Most of the region was incorporated into Serbia after the Balkan Wars. Following the First World War, it became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Cro ...

Real historical countries, wars, governments, families, and organizations can appear in changed form. In mo ...

...ned several Adriatic possessions. These borders changed repeatedly through wars, treaties, local uprisings, and changes in imperial authority. ...tions, while Albania declared independence on 28 November 1912. The Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913 reduced Ottoman territory in Europe and established new bo ...

...The country fought in the Balkan Wars and later participated in both world wars. A referendum held on 8 September 1946 abolished the monarchy, and the Peop ...

...itical competition between commanders and contributed to a series of civil wars. ...did not create a lasting system of peaceful succession, and renewed civil wars followed Diocletian's retirement. ...

Serbia expanded after the Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913. [[Austria-Hungary]] declared war on Serbia on 28 July 191 ...tion covering Roman rule, Slavic settlement, Ottoman expansion, the Balkan Wars, and the formation of Yugoslavia. Accessed 21 June 2026.</ref> ...

...chies of Europe. The country was involved in dynastic conflicts, religious wars, colonial expansion, and competition with neighboring powers. Royal central France was heavily affected by both World Wars. During the First World War, large areas of northern and eastern France bec ...

Belgium was occupied during both world wars. After the Second World War, the country became closely connected to Europe ...

...supported Serbia as part of its policy in southeastern Europe. The Balkan Wars of 1912 and 1913 weakened Ottoman authority and increased tension between S [[Category:Wars]] ...

...s. The republic fought Portugal over colonial trade and fought three naval wars against England between 1652 and 1674. In 1672, an alliance led by France a ...

Wars reduced Ottoman territory in southeastern Europe. The empire entered the [[ ...

...ship, occupation, civil conflict, changes of government, and the two world wars. Post-war reconstruction was followed by industrial growth, urban expansion ...

The Russo-Turkish wars repeatedly brought foreign armies into Wallachia during the eighteenth and ...

...an authority weakened during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Wars and nationalist movements reduced its territory in the Balkans. The empire ...

...ericas supported royal finances and international trade, although repeated wars placed heavy demands on the state. Bourbon rule began after the War of the ...

...etition during the seventeenth century. Several battles of the Anglo-Dutch Wars were fought in or near the southern North Sea. Control of the sea routes re ...

The Atlantic became a major military theatre during both world wars. Naval forces protected merchant convoys carrying personnel and supplies be ...