Thirty Days' War

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The Thirty Days' War was a brief 1897 conflict between the Kingdom of Greece and the Ottoman Empire, primarily fought over control and influence in Crete and parts of Thessaly.

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instanceOf 19th-century conflict
Greco-Turkish War
war
afterEffect Greek payment of war indemnity to the Ottoman Empire
autonomous Cretan State under Ottoman suzerainty
international administration of Crete
political crisis in Greece
strengthening of Ottoman prestige
alsoKnownAs Greco-Turkish War of 1897
Thirty Days War
belligerent Kingdom of Greece
Ottoman Empire
commandedBy Constantine, Crown Prince of Greece
Edhem Pasha
conflictBetween Kingdom of Greece
Ottoman Empire
countryInvolved Greece
Turkey (Ottoman Empire)
linked to: Ottoman Empire
duration about one month
endedBy Treaty of Constantinople (1897)
intervention of the Great Powers
endTime 1897-05-20
followedBy continued Cretan autonomy leading to union with Greece
hasCause Cretan Question
Greek irredentism
tensions over control of Crete
hasMainTheater Cretan theater
linked to: Hellenistic theatre

Epirus front
Thessalian front
involved Austria-Hungary
France
German Empire
Great Powers of Europe
linked to: Great Powers

Italy
Russia
United Kingdom
location Crete
Epirus
Thessaly
partOf Greco-Turkish conflicts
late Ottoman military history
precededBy Cretan insurrection of 1896–1897
result Ottoman victory
significantEvent Greek defeat at the Battle of Domokos
Greek defeat at the Battle of Farsala
Ottoman offensive in Thessaly
startTime 1897-04-09
timePeriod 1897

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Greco-Turkish War (1897) alsoKnownAs Thirty Days' War