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WI the peace conference ended giving some more macedonia to Bulgaria while Serbia take a small portion of land ( like Bosnia today in OTL) to have the access to the sea? Is it possible or ASB?

I involuntarily stumbled in this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Maritsa I took a look at the talk page, but the result doesn't sound plausible at all. I decided to ask to the real experts. Are the said numbers correct? If not, which ones?

I put this in Post-1900 mainly because I'm sort of wondering if a more desperate Bulgaria might accept a union with Serbia under any circumstances (I sort of recall this being floated as an out there idea to avoid territorial losses after the armistice?) but it could easily apply to pre-1900 as...

Across the 1860's, there was apparently an effort by quite a few political entities in the Balkan peninsula (mainly Greece, Serbia, Montenegro, and anti-Ottoman Albanian tribes) to form a diplomatic alliance with the ultimate goal of creating a large-scale revolt against Ottoman rule in the...

WI Mihailo Obrenović wasn't murdered in 1868, succesfully formed the balkan alliance and make it form the serbo-bulgarian dual monarchy? what are the condition to make it happen and how would the balkan wars / ww1 change?

This may be a little out there, but what if instead of being based on the Serbo-Croatian language area that the OTL yugoslavia was based on, instead was based on the orthodox south slavs, a Serbo-Bulgarian Nation that consisted of the Moesia area instead of the Illyria of OTL Yugoslavia Does...

What changes early on could have made this country more stable? Could the exclusion of certain regions from this union initially prevent later separatism? Could the inclusion of other states considered in OTL, such as Albania, lead to less disgruntlement among religious minorities? If...

The Byzantine Empire was conquered in 1204 by the forces of the Fourth Crusade. The empire was dismantled and its territories divided up between Venice and the new Latin Empire of Constantinople, led by Baldwin of Flanders. The effects of this were pretty disastrous for the Byzantines, and the...

During the Nato bombings of Yugoslavia, Hungary, as a new member of Nato, was torn between staying loyal to its new allies and safeguarding the Hungarian minority in Voivodina. Ultimately, the Hungarians endorsed to support Nato in its bombings. What if the Hungarian leadership chose another...

Inspired by the Jewish Serbo-Croatian polity thread, how many religiously influenced nations could exist in former Yugoslavia, and how large could the area of Yugoslavia be? In this scenario the expanded Yugoslav nations all speak South Slavic languages. Although getting independence from the...

(Last thread for today.) According to Francis Seymour Stevenson, there were plans in the early 17th century by the Serbian nobility and clergy, and some ministers of the Duchy of Savoy, to crown Charles Emmanuel I of Savoy as king of an independent Serbian state, on the condition that he convert...

We have many "Greater Croatias" and infinite "Greater Serbias", so how many irredentist dreams can we manufacture for the little brother?

I’ve been pondering on whether or not a United Serbo-Montegrian state would be possible in a late CP victory. This expanded into how the Balkans as a whole would look. Typical late war victory scenario, US never joins, Russia folds, Spring offensive succeeds, BEF is badly depleted, if not...

As you may know, King Stefan Dusan of Serbia planned to take and hold an empire spreading throughout the Balkans, from Serbia to Greece, and to spearhead a crusade to drive the Ottoman Turks out of Europe when he died. If he didn't, do you think he could have succeeded?

"It is my personal belief that now is well past the time that the Austro-Hungarian Empire should put an end to this policy of patience and strike back against the Serbian aggressors." - Count Leopold Berchtold, Imperial Foreign Minister of Austria-Hungary, addressing Emperor Franz Josef I in...

Ljiljianima Babo Translation: Keep (lit: protect/guard) Yugoslavia When Alija Izetbegovic, a Bosniak politician of Islamist leanings, became Chairman of the seven-member Presidency in SR Bosnia, the Yugoslav state, previously held together by Tito and a one party state, was already being torn...

OTL, the leading figures within Austria-Hungary decided rather early on to deal with Serbia once and for all, and declare war on them. Still, the Austro-Hungarians acted quite cautiously and tried to gain the guarantee of German support first. What if the Danubian Monarchy had a different kind...

After yesterday with Croatia being in the final, I did get thinking about the former Yugoslavia team had the country not gone to war and the team was still together. I'm not asking about how to butterfly away the war as that has already been done, I'm curious as for what would be the butterfly...

What if Yugoslavia had not re-emerged as a political entity following WW2? Instead succesor states like Croatia and Serbia would emerge. What could be the reason or cause for this divergence from OTL? How would the post-war settlement in Yugoslavia be like compared with OTL? Would the borders...

As the title says. How could we get a Yugoslavia dominated by Croatia, instead of by Serbia?