Entente
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Entente | |
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| 1927–1935 | |
 Countries directly involved in the Grand Alliance.
Countries involved in the Grand Alliance through other nations.
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| Status | Military alliance |
| History | |
• Established | 1927 |
• Disestablished | 1935 |
The Entente was one of two coalitions that fought against the Grand Alliance during the Great War. The alliance originated with the Gaullican-Mariranan alliance of 1914, before being expanded later to include Poliania in 1920, and Xiaodong in 1922. Because of this, the Entente is sometimes referred to as the Quadruple Alliance.
It faced and was defeated by the Grand Alliance that had formed around the Tripartite Pact. As the war progressed, several other nations would join the Entente as the Gaullica, Poliania, and Xiaodong secured victories in the first year of the war. The Entente officially ceased to exist following the surrender of Xiaodong to the Grand Alliance in 1935, but the surrender of Gaullica in 1934 is often viewed by historians as the alliance's end.
Background
Main Powers
Gaullica
Marirana
Poliania
Xiaodong
Co-belligerents
Ajahadya
Amathia
Auratia
Azmara
Cassier
Nuvania
Ordennia
Piraea
Satucin
Supporting movements
Armistice and treaties
Leaders
Ajahadya
Amathia
Gaullica
Cassier
Satucin
Marirana
Nuvania
- G.B Van Deventer, Chief Minister of Nuvania (1918-1934)
Piraea
Poliania
- Leopold I, Emperor of All Polianians (1890-1933)
- Konstantin VII, Emperor of All Polianians (1933-1948)
- Kliment Bojadžiev, Minister-President of Poliania and Commander-in-Chief (1920-1933)
- Anton Kazepov, Minister-President of Poliania and Commander-in-Chief (1933-1934)
- General Sava Savov, Chief of the General Staff (1923-1933)
- Admiral Viktor Karapetrov, Chief of the General Staff (1933-1936)
- Ljobomir Pramatarov, Foreign Minister (1923-1927)
- Nikola Stoev, Foreign Minister (1927-1929)
- Ilija Antonov, Foreign Minister (1929-33)
- Ivailo Veličkov, Minister of War (1927-1932)
- Dušan Lozančev, Minister of War (1932-33)
- Ilarion Trpenovski, Minister of War (1933)
- Stefan Nerezov, Commander of the Polianian Expeditionary Force-Bahia (1926-1928), Karalar Army Region (1928-1929), Second Army (1929-1933)
- Radaslaǔ Lecka, Commander of the Third Army (1927-1932) and Army Group Lecka (1932-1933) containing the Third and Fifth Armies
- Kubrat Miroslavov, Commander of Tenth Army (1927) and later Army Group Miroslavov (1927-1933) containing the Second, Tenth, and Eleventh Armies
- Ivan Kolev, Commander of the Third Cavalry Corps (1927-1933)
- Apostol Radulov, Commander of the Polianian Expeditionary Force-Bahia (1928-1930), captured in 1930
- Kupen Dimitrov, Commander of the Minilovian Front (1929-1933)
- Ventseslav, Grand Duke of Kademlarov, Commander of Army Group Duke Venteslav (1928-1932) and the First Army (1933)