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1912-1914
Nationalist aspirations make the Balkans volatile. Newly independent Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece attack the Ottomans in 1912, seeing the decline of the Turkish Ottoman Empire as an opportunity to extend their territories. Albania gains its independence the following year.
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