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Treaty of Berlin (1878) – Part 3: The terms that redrew the Balkans
With pens poised and nerves frayed, the assembled diplomats signed a treaty that would redraw the map of Southeast Europe. On paper, compromise had triumphed over conflict. Yet every clause, every boundary, would carry consequences far beyond the halls of Berlin. July thirteenth, eighteen seventy-eight.
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