The City of Thessaloniki (Salonika)

The city of Thessaloniki: The cultural, political and religious history (315 BC - 1912 BC) was once a wonderful city, the center of international business and culture. The harbor welcomes the escape of horrible and scarce immigrants; the vibrant streets are full of constantly changing local costumes with prolonged world languages ​​... with dual pillars of tolerance and trade, The city will diversify and the racial hatred lighthouse. This wonderful city is not New York, but Saronica (1), the "pearl of the Mediterranean".

At the request of the residents, the Venetian army ruled the city of Thessaloniki (Thessaloniki). The army of the Ottoman Empire surrounding the city did not know anything about the transfer of power. Since Murad II lived peacefully with Venice, the Venetians thought that this behavior could not be accepted and declared full - fledged war. Murad soon surrounded Constantinople and acted to send his troops to Thessaloniki. The Venetians received reinforcements at sea, but when the Ottoman invaded the city the results were abandoned and the Venetians fled to their ship. But when the Turks began to plunder into the city, the Venetian fleet began bombing the city from the sea. The Ottoman Empire escaped and the fleet was able to stop the Ottoman Empire until the arrival of a new Venetian reinforcement to recapture the city. The result of the battle of Thessaloniki was the retreat of Murad and Serbia, and the alliance of Hungary and Venice.

In 1430, the large fleet of the Ottoman Empire suddenly attacked Thessaloniki. Venetian signed a peace treaty in 1432. The treaty is given to the city of Thessaloniki of the Ottoman Empire and its surrounding land. In 1441, the war between Serbia and Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire stalled when Poland, Albania, and Jandarid and Karamanid invaded the Emirate (in violation of the Peace Treaty). Nils and Sophia went to Christian hands in 1443 and the first year after the empire experienced a major defeat in the battle of Yarrowes. On July 12, 1444 Murad signed a treaty officially handed over the Varna region of Wallachia and Bulgaria to Hungary, Western Bulgaria (including Sofia), Serbia and forced Murad to abstain him at the age of 12 and to support him did. My son Muhammad. In the second half of that same year, Christians were attacked again in violation of the Peace Treaty.