Balkan Wars (English Wikipedia)

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Markov, Georgi (1989), България в Балканския съюз срещу Османската Империя, 1912-1913 г. [Bulgaria's Participation in the Balkan League v. the Ottoman Empire, 1912-1913], Sofia: Наука и изкуство, pp. Глава 4. Залезът на Османския полумесец в Европа. Раздел: Разпра със съюзниците / Chapter 4. The Decline of the Ottoman Crescent in Europe. Section: Dispute with the Allies

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George Phillipov (Winter 1995). "THE MACEDONIAN ENIGMA". Magazine: Australia &World Affairs. Archived from the original on 20 April 2008. Retrieved 15 April 2008.