The Bulgarian Crisis
In 1925, a few Greek soldiers were murdered in a small fight on the border of Greece and Bulgaria. This aggravated the Greeks leading them to invade Bulgaria. Bulgaria asked the league for help.
The Council of the League then met. It recommended action to the assembly. They ordered Greece to remove their troops and pay compensation. The Bulgarians then told its army not to fight back, as the league had resolved the problem. Then, the Greeks listened to the league and left Bulgaria. Although, they thought that it was hypocritical after Mussolini had got away with a similar action to Corfu but, they obeyed because they didn't want to risk a bad relationship with the LON
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