Treaty of Athens (Napoleon's World)

The Treaty of Athens was a multinational accord signed at the Athens Conference in September and October 1960 to end the Black Sea War. The treaty formally concluded hostilities between the French-led alliance and Turkey after three years of fighting.

The treaty was specifically designed to humiliate Turkey and strip it of territories in Europe, the Mediterranean, Mesopotamia and the Caucasus. The results of the treaty followed accordingly:
 * Greece nearly doubled in size, adding a number of Aegean Islands (including Samos) as well as Epirus, Thessaly and part of Macedonia, with a new frontier with Turkey along the Pierian Mountains
 * The Principality of Serbia had its territory dramatically expanded, absorbing much of Turkish Serbia and Bosnia as the Serbian Confederacy, now bordering Illyria
 * The Principality of Montenegro was formally made a Kingdom
 * The Republic of Albania was formed, thus denying Turkey access to the Adriatic
 * The Republic of Bulgaria was founded, which would jointly govern the buffer area of the Territory of Eastern Rumelia with Turkey
 * The Republic of Cyprus was created
 * The Republic of Arabia was formally created
 * The Republic of Armenia was formed over Persian protests, which led to a Kurdish republic to be aborted even though Persia was not a party to the Athens Conference.
 * Turkey was mandated to reduce its armed forces by 35% and pay reparations to Greece and Bulgaria
 * Defense agreements between Turkey, Syria and Egypt were ordered to be suspended and severed.