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The Stray Dog That Started a War

In October 1925, the border between Greece and Bulgaria was a powder keg. Both nations were exhausted from WWI, humiliated by recent defeats, and desperate to look strong. All it took to light the fuse was a single moment of confusion in a mountain pass. They call it the "War of the Stray Dog." It sounds like a joke—a footnote in history too absurd to be real. But when you strip away the nickname, you find a story about national pride, dangerous egos, and how easily a minor tragedy can spiral into a major catastrophe. In this video, we uncover the true story behind the Incident at Petrich. We look at the dictator who felt he couldn't afford to look weak, the soldiers trapped in the fog of a tense border, and the frantic diplomatic race by the League of Nations to stop the Balkans from exploding... again. History is usually shaped by grand plans. This time, it was shaped by a dog running into the trees. Disclaimer : AI has been used for various audio/visual elements of the video