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The 14 pages that link to Treaty of Bucharest (1913), each with the reason it gives.

• Balkan WarsBroader topic: It formalized Bulgaria’s losses and Serbia’s territorial gains.

• Treaty of BerlinCompared with: It replaced Berlin's map after the Balkan Wars reshaped the region.

• Balkan LeagueBroader topic: It recorded the settlement that permanently ended cooperation among the league’s members.

• BalkanizationBroader topic: It is a concrete instance of territorial partition among rival states in the region.

• BucharestRelated: Its signing reflects Bucharest’s growing diplomatic importance in the early twentieth century.

• Second Balkan WarBroader topic: It formalized Bulgaria’s territorial losses and the victors’ gains.

• First Balkan WarRelated: It fixed the partition that the First Balkan War’s allies had failed to agree upon.

• Carol I of RomaniaBroader topic: Its territorial settlement was the clearest late-reign result of Romania’s Balkan intervention.

• ThessalonikiRelated: It confirmed Thessaloniki’s place within Greece after the city’s capture in 1912.

• Macedonian nationalismRelated: The partition divided the region and its Slavic-speaking population among competing states.

• Serbo-Bulgarian WarCompared with: Unlike the 1886 settlement, it imposed major territorial changes after a regional war.

• Greater BulgariaRelated: Its settlement fueled Bulgarian grievance over lands sought by nationalist projects.

• DobrujaRelated: It placed the whole region under Romanian sovereignty for the first time.

• Nicholas I of MontenegroRelated: Its settlement fixed the contested regional boundaries that followed Montenegro’s expansion.