The Greco-Turkish crisis of 1914 (Turkish: 1914 Yunan-Türk krizi) (Modern Greek: Η ελληνοτουρκική κρίση του 1914, I ellinotourkikí krísi tou 1914 , was a major diplomatic crisis between the Ottoman Empire at the time ruled by the Young Turks and the Three Pashas and the Kingdom of Greece primarily resolving around the issue of the treatment of the Greek population in Eastern Thrace.^[1] And the treatment of forcibly displaced Ottoman Greek Muslim refugees during the First Balkan war.^[2] The then still disputed Aegean Islands of Chios, Mytilene and Limnos also played a crucial role. A potential war between Greece and the Ottoman Empire contained the potential to draw in the European Powers.^[3]

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