Historical Events tagged with "Treaty"
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Balkan States Finalize Treaty of Bucharest
On August 10, 1913, delegates from Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, and Greece signed the Treaty of Bucharest in Bucharest, Romania, thus formally ending the Second Balkan War. The war had erupted in June of that same year, when Bulgaria launched an attack against its former allies Serbia and Greece over territorial disputes following the First Balkan War. This new agreement marked the beginning of a reconfiguration of borders in the Balkans and aimed to stabilize the volatile region.
Continue ReadingTreaty of Ancón Ends War of the Pacific
The Treaty of Ancón was signed to conclude hostilities between Peru and Chile, formally ceding the Tarapacá province to Chile. This treaty marked Peru's exit from the War of the Pacific, which had been waged over territorial disputes and resources. The signing took place after a series of military campaigns that established Chilean dominance in the conflict, culminating in a peaceful resolution. This significant diplomatic event highlighted the changing dynamics in South America, particularly affecting regional borders and relations.
Continue ReadingTreaty of Lyon Reshapes Northern Italy's Landscape
The Treaty of Lyon concluded the Italian War, finalizing the territorial gains of France in northern Italy while granting Spain control over the Kingdom of Naples. The agreement marked a significant shift in the balance of power in Italy, emphasizing the influence of both France and Spain in the region. This treaty arose as a resolution after years of military conflict and tension, outlining new territorial boundaries and asserting each nation's dominance.
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