Bulgaria (1925)

• When Greek soldiers were killed on the Bulgarian border, Greece invaded Bulgaria.
• Bulgaria appealed to the League for help. Greece was ordered to withdraw troops and pay compensation
• Greece thought the League was being hypocritical, as Mussolini had got away with similar actions in Corfu. However, Greece was a small country and unwilling to risk poor relations with powerful members of the League such as Britain and France, so they obeyed
• Bulgaria was a partial success for the League
• The League solved a dispute between similarly sized countries, but looked hypocritical after Corfu