Has Bulgaria even had the slightest chance of winning this war?
>>1257026
Yes. It was a gamble.
Fucking serbs
>>1257236
Serbs are great!
>>1257236
C'mon m8 you'll find plenty of us who agree it was a dickish move (Macedonia).
We should forget kings dicking around and be friends, muh Orthodoxy n shieeet.
>>1257026
They were winning until Romania and the Ottomans entered the war.
>>1257702
Romanis are notorious backstabbers.
Bulgaria should have won.
>>1257702
I don't know if they were winning, since the war was started before the army got prepared, the bulgarian king basically told his enemies they are at war before he told his commanders.
However they were stabilizing and establishing fronts and moving men, and it seemed they can hold and maybe potentially turn it and win.
Romania entering was said to be a peace keeping operation, the noble northern europeans keeping the southern savages in check.
Not that it matters much in the grand scheme of things, the whole of the Balkans is not worth the bones of a single pomeranian grenadier.
Bulgaria's only significance in WWI was making sure grain moves from Turkey to Germany. And in WWII they were utterly insignificant.
Similar thing can be said of Serbia and Greece. The whole region has no baring on geopolitics, society, or really anything outside of it. Only bad news come from the Balkans.
>>1257699
Each was meant to get a piece, and Bulgaria was denied its piece, after doing the bulk of the fighting.
Russia didn't arbiter quickly enough, stalling, so war was declared, stupidly, by Ferdinand I.
If he had waited to beat Turkey, sign a treaty, sign a pact with Romania and Austro-Hungary, where he had connections, and then go for Macedonia, we would've probably seen a very big Balkan state allied, possibly under personal union, to Austro-Hungary.
>>1261629
That's just wrong
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-34546723
>>1261648
>one random no-name man was killed 100 years after the Balkan war
>thus the Balkans and the outcome of their petty war are relevant
Should've given it away either to Austria, or Russia, or left it with Turkey.
