Historical Events tagged with "truce"
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Truce Between El Salvador and Gang Leaders Established
A significant truce was initiated between the Salvadoran government and local gangs when 30 gang leaders were moved to lower-security prisons, a strategic move to diminish violence. This transfer was aimed at fostering discussions and reducing homicides, marking a pivotal moment in addressing the pervasive gang problem in El Salvador.
Continue ReadingTruce Signed to End Ethio-Somali War
Somalia and Ethiopia concluded peace negotiations to end the Ethio-Somali War, fighting which had spanned several months over border disputes and territorial claims. Representatives from both countries met to finalize an agreement designed to stabilize their relations and restore peace in the region, focusing particularly on the Ogaden region. This truce was a significant step, as both nations had been involved in intense military engagements, impacting their economies and civilian populations.
Continue ReadingTruce Signaled Between Bolivia and Paraguay
The Chaco War, escalating between Bolivia and Paraguay over territorial disputes in the Gran Chaco region, culminated in a truce called on June 10, 1935. After three years of intense conflict, marked by difficult conditions and high casualties, both nations recognized the need for peaceful resolution. Negotiations facilitated by mediators highlighted the overarching goal of stabilizing the region and avoiding further loss of life. The agreement set the groundwork for future diplomatic relations.
Continue ReadingTruce Between Ukrainian Soviet and Makhnovshchina
The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Makhnovshchina factions reached a truce aimed at reducing hostilities in Ukraine. At a time when Ukraine was embroiled in conflicts following World War I, this agreement was significant in recognizing the autonomy of the Makhnovshchina, a group led by anarchist Nestor Makhno. The agreement sought to stabilize the region and facilitate cooperation against common enemies, particularly the White Army and foreign interventions.
Continue ReadingChristmas Truce on the Western Front
During World War I, soldiers on both sides of the Western Front participated in a spontaneous truce to celebrate Christmas. In various locations, such as Ypres, Belgian, troops exchanged gifts, sang carols, and even played football. This unexpected ceasefire arose from a shared desire for peace amid the intense conflict, showcasing a moment of humanity in the bleak conditions of war.
Continue ReadingTruce of Ulm Ends Conflict in Europe
The Truce of Ulm was a significant agreement signed by Bavaria, Cologne, France, and Sweden, effectively temporarily halting hostilities in the midst of the Thirty Years' War. Representatives from these entities gathered in Ulm, Germany, to negotiate terms that would address ongoing military engagements and the division of territories. This agreement showcased the changing dynamics of alliances during the war and played a critical role in setting the stage for future negotiations and resolutions in the ongoing conflict.
Continue ReadingSpain and Dutch Republic Initiate Twelve Years Truce
The Treaty of Antwerp marked the end of hostilities between Spain and the Dutch Republic, establishing a twelve-year truce during the Eighty Years' War. Signed in Antwerp, the treaty aimed to halt the ongoing conflict that had ravaged the region since 1568. Key representatives from both sides engaged in negotiations to address territorial disputes and seek a lasting peace, reflecting a mutual desire to rebuild and stabilize their economies. This agreement provided a crucial respite, allowing both nations to focus on internal governance and recovery.
Continue ReadingEnd of the Byzantine-Venetian Conflict
The Byzantine-Venetian War concluded with a truce, marking a pivotal moment in relations between the Byzantine Empire and the Republic of Venice. Tensions had escalated due to Venice's control over key trade routes and territories in the Byzantine realm. The peace agreement was negotiated, aiming to restore stability and re-establish trade relations while addressing territorial disputes. The resolution reflected both parties' desires for economic prosperity and political security amidst shifting alliances in the Mediterranean region.
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