Romania and Neighbouring Lands after the Alba Iulia Peace Conference
Note: Some changes in Germany are shown as well because they happen to be in the area covered by the map. These changes will be discussed in depth in the following chapter (about the German War, Part 2).
Legend:
1. Mostly Italian and Romansh Territory from the
Three Leagues Swiss Canton ceded by Germany to
Venice.
2. Mostly Italian territories from
Austria (Trentino and NE Istria) ceded by Germany to
Venice.
3. Ottoman territories occupied by
Venice during the War (Southern Dalmatia and Valona) and ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
4. Ottoman territory freed by the
Croatian Revolutionaries and ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
5. Mostly Croatian territory from
Austria (Austrian Croatia, annexed by Austria at the 1602 Pressburg Peace Treaty) ceded by Germany to
Croatia.
6. Ottoman territory ceded by Germany to
Croatia after the conclusion of the 1625 Hungarian Crisis (in the following chapter).
7. Ottoman territory occupied by
Slovakia during the War and ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
8. Mostly Slovak territory from
Austria (a small part of Austrian Hungary, annexed by Austria at the 1602 Pressburg Peace Treaty) ceded by Germany to
Slovakia. It did not include Pressburg (Bratislava) itself, retained by Germany.
9. Ottoman territory occupied by
Sarmatia during the War (Crimea, Azov Fortress and the Littoral areas of the Nogays and the Circassians) and ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
10. Ottoman territory awarded by Sarmatia to the
Cossacks (mostly Nogay).
11. Free rump
Circassia (formerly de jure
Ottoman).
12. Ottoman territory freed by the
Greek Revolutionaries and ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
13. Ottoman territory occupied by
Spain and
Sweden during the War (Aegean Islands and Peninsulae) and returned to the
Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
14. Ottoman territory freed by
Romania during the War and regained by the
Ottoman Empire in the latter phase of the War (most of Eastern Thrace, part of Western Thrace, part of Aegean Macedonia).
15. Ottoman territory never occupied during the War (and remaining
Ottoman).
16. Ottoman territory freed by
Romania during the War (most of Ottoman Europe) and ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
17. Ottoman territories never occupied by
Romania during the War (exclaves), but ceded by the Ottoman Empire at the Peace Conference.
18. Ottoman territory occupied by
Germany after the War, during the 1625 Hungarian Crisis (Westernmost Hungary).
Where:
Italic = Country which lost the territory and
Bold = Country which gained the territory.
