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March 3: Hinamatsuri in Japan

1431 - Gabriel Condulmer became Pope Eugenius IV.
1878 - By the Treaty of San Stefano, which ended the Russo-Turkish War, Bulgaria became an autonomous principality in the Ottoman Empire.
1918 - Russia signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with the Central Powers and exited from World War I.
1923 - The first issue of TIME, a newsmagazine founded by Briton Hadden and Henry Luce, was published.
1958 - Nuri as-Said became the Prime Minister of Iraq for the 14th time.

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 * [[1431]] -  Gabriel Condulmer became [[Pope]] '''[[Pope Eugenius IV|Eugenius IV]]'''<!--, succeeding [[Pope Martin V|Martin V]]-->.
-* [[1878]] - By the [[Treaty of San Stefano]], '''[[History of Bulgaria|Bulgaria]]''' became an autonomous [[principality]] in the [[Ottoman Empire]].
+* [[1878]] - By the [[Treaty of San Stefano]], which ended the [[Russo-Turkish War, 1877-78|Russo-Turkish War]], '''[[History of Bulgaria|Bulgaria]]''' became an autonomous [[principality]] in the [[Ottoman Empire]].
 * [[1918]] - [[Russia]] signed the '''[[Treaty of Brest-Litovsk]]''' with the [[Central Powers]] and exited from [[World War I]]<!--, unintentionally leading to the independence of [[Finland]], [[Estonia]], [[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]] and [[Poland]]-->.
 * [[1923]] - The first issue of '''''[[TIME]]''''', a [[newsmagazine]] founded by [[Briton Hadden]] and [[Henry Luce]], was published.