Succession
Succeeds as ing of Belgium, son of Leopold I
Role range: 1865-1909
Follow Leopold II through 6 dated historical records for Belgium.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Succeeds as ing of Belgium, son of Leopold I
Role range: 1865-1909
Cedes land near lake Tanganyika to the British east Africa Co in a private Treaty
Role range: 1865-1909
Belgium promotes a new sea outlet linking Bruges with Zeebrugge.
Role range: 1865-1909
Laborers are exploited, Leopold claims progress demands casualties. Britain exposes the scandal
Role range: 1865-1909
The Bruges sea canal and Zeebrugge harbour improve maritime access.
Role range: 1865-1909
Nationalized by the Belgian Government. Leopold receives 50 million francs compensation
Role range: 1865-1909
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