elibitch's video: Balkan War in photos

The mighty Bulgarian army during the First Balkan War. Photos as follows: 1.Manifest First Balkan War 2.The Bulgarian army in the field: types of cavalry and artillery 3.The ever victorious army: types of Bulgarian infantry in the field 4.Sofia, 5/16 October 1912. Declaration of the War 5.Ferdinand of Bulgaria / Фердинанд Български 6.Csar Ferdinand going to front 7.Bulgarian artillery 8.Bulgarian troops 9.Bulgarians on march 10.Capt. Apostol. Bulgarian leader 11.Macedono-Odrin Volunteer Corps 12.Bulgaria - Commissary Stores going to front 13.Siege Artillery Bulgaria 14.Bulgarian Big Siege Gun 15.Bulgarians in trenches 16.Bulgaria - rapid fire guns 17.Bulgarian ambulance going to front 18.Bulgaria ambulances 19.Bulgarian evening meal 20.Bulgaria - Bivouac on frontier 21.Gen. Georgi Vazov 22.Aircraft Bulgaria 23.Czar Ferdinand studying map before Adrianople 24.Siege artillery arriving before Adrianople.Nov.3.1912 25.Deploying troops at Kartal tepe against Adrianople 26.Troops deployed at Kartal tepe against Adrianople 27.Big siege gun at Adrianople 28.Artillery. Adrianople 29.Bulgarian giving water to a dying turk, Adrianople 30.Bulgarian Guards Cavalry Regiment in Adrianople 31.Gen. Vazov with the captured Shukri Pasha 32.The confering of the oldest soldier at Adrianople 33.Burying the soldier who cut barbed wire defense of Adrianople 34.Burial of capt. Radkov, Adrianopole 35.Gen. Radko Dimitriev 36.Gen. Sarafov and chief of stuff Burmov, Tchataldja 37.Taking Big Bulgarian Guns to Tchataldja 38.Battery, Tchataldja 39.Taking Big Bulgarian Guns to Tchataldja 40.Bulgar Battery, Tchataldja 41.Rapid fire guns before Tchataldja 42.Attack Na nozh of Kodzha Cheshme, Tchataldja, April 1913 43.Tchataldja armistice 44.Carrying dead, Tchataldja 45.Burying dead at Tchataldja 46.Life of Bulgarian troops in Open during war 47.Transport of dead, Bulgarian Army 48.King Ferdinand visits Turk prisoners 49.Bulgarian Attack Na nozh Yaroslav Veshin 50.Bulgarian Attack Na nozh Yaroslav Veshin 51.Czar Ferdinand and the victory