Treaty of Neuilly

The Treaty of Neuilly, signed in 1919 after World War I, was a peace agreement between the Allied Powers and Bulgaria. It aimed to impose penalties on Bulgaria for its role in the war. The treaty required Bulgaria to cede territory to neighboring countries, limit its military, and pay reparations. It also recognized territorial changes that disadvantaged Bulgaria, contributing to regional tensions. Overall, the treaty aimed to stabilize peace in southeastern Europe but left Bulgaria feeling aggrieved and isolated, which had lasting effects on its politics and relations with other nations.