Historical Events tagged with "great powers"
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Greece Achieves Recognition in London Conference
The London Conference culminated in the declaration of the first Kingdom of Greece, marked by the establishment of its sovereign status. This decision was reached after extensive discussions among the Great Powers—Britain, France, and Russia—on the resolution of the Greek War of Independence against Ottoman rule. The conference led to the recognition of Greece's right to self-governance and territorial integrity, effectively creating the nation-state of Greece as a modern political entity. Notably, Prince Otto of Bavaria was chosen as the first king, symbolizing both foreign interest and local ambitions for independence.
Continue ReadingGreece Achieves Independence from Ottoman Empire
The London Protocol was signed, establishing Greece's full independence from the Ottoman Empire. The agreement was the culmination of a decade-long struggle known as the Greek War of Independence, which had begun in 1821. The Great Powers, comprised of the United Kingdom, France, and Russia, played a crucial role in mediating the conflict and ensuring the establishment of a sovereign Greek state. The Protocol outlined the borders of Greece and affirmed its status as a sovereign nation in the eyes of Europe.
Continue ReadingCreation of Autonomous Greek State Under Ottoman Rule
The London Protocol established an autonomous Greek state under Ottoman suzerainty, covering the regions of the Morea and the Cyclades. This significant diplomatic development followed years of struggle and negotiation, aiming to stabilize the region and provide a measure of self-governance for the Greek people amidst ongoing conflicts. The decision was reached by the representatives of the Great Powers, reflecting their influence over the fate of territories within the declining Ottoman Empire.
Continue ReadingSecond Treaty of Paris Restores French Borders
The Second Treaty of Paris was signed to reestablish the French frontiers to their 1790 extent after the Napoleonic Wars. This treaty imposed significant indemnities on France and authorized the continued occupation by Allied troops from Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia for several years. The negotiations were part of a broader effort to ensure peace in Europe following the upheaval caused by Napoleon's reign.
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