World History · Europe

Congress of Berlin

By Marc Schulman World History 2 min read

HistoryCentral · Primary Source & History

The Congress of Berlin was convened to address the anger of Great Britain, Austria Hungary and Prussia at the terms of the treaty of San Stefano. The Treaty of Berlin made changes to the terms of the agreement, including the occupation of Bosnia and Herzogovina by Austria -Hungary. It also decreased the size of Serbia and Montengro.

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