Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente30 May 1814
Talleyrand signs the Treaty of Paris which are generous to France
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Talleyrand signs the Treaty of Paris which are generous to France
The Treaty of Paris calls for a Congress in Vienna to "preserve the balance of power in Europe"
Under the Treaty of Paris France keeps control over Papal Avignon and Salm
Under the Treaty of Paris France keeps control over parts of Belgium, Savoy, Alsace & the Rhineland
Under the Treaty of Paris France returns to it's 1792 frontiers and does not need to pay any indemnities
Under the Treaty of Paris Holland is given Belgium & Norway, Northern Italy is shared out by Austria & Piedmont
On 18 April 1951 six founder members sign the Treaty of Paris (1951) that formed the basis of the European Coal and Steel Community. They declared this date and the corresponding democratic, supranational principles to be the 'real foundation of Europe'
Signs the treaty creating the European Coal and Steel Community, a precursor to the Treaty of Rome.
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