The Bucharest Peace Treaty, completed on 10 August 1913, ended the Second Balkan War. Albania, though a neutral state proclaimed by the Great Powers, turned into a battlefield between warring armies and suffered significant human and territorial losses.
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14 December 1447, Skanderbeg concluded the agreement with the King of Naples
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14 December 1913, Ismail Qemali unmasks the brutal intervention of the Great Powers
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14 December 1922, Albanian parliament approves “Kanunoren” as constitution
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14 December 1924, the end of Noli Government
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14 December 1929, Ankara supersedes the Albanian Royal Legation