Historical records from the Balkan Wars are scarce, but the 1912 Albanian revolt is documented in Ottoman archives—they granted the "14 Points" for autonomy after uprisings in cities like Skopje. The Balkan League’s own war reports, like Serbia’s military dispatches, show they ignored this and invaded Albanian lands anyway, aiming to split the territory. Check the London Treaty of 1913—it confirms Albania’s independence push despite the League’s aggression.