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Alliance Wenzel Anton von Kaunitz-Rietberg and France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
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Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Austria goes from an ally of Britain to an ally of France and Russia. Prussia becomes an ally of Britain, along with Hanover. The result is the basic line up of forces in the Seven Years' War
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Negotiates the Treaty of Versailles with France, known as Diplomatic Revolution
Signs the Treaty of Versailles on behalf of his Imperial Highness Kaiser Franz I
The Holy Roman Empire will comprise of the lands of Austria, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland, Venezia, Bohemia and Moravia, as well as the Imperial Cities scattered throughout Europe.
The Kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire will officially review this pact for renewal in five years, should it not be renewed, this pact will expire in five years of its signing.
The Kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire will officially sign a Mutual Defence Pact, and will come to the aid of the other should a foreign power aggressively and without provocation assail the lands and peoples of the other power.
The Kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire will officially sign a Non-Agression Pact, and agree that, for five years, neither nation will engage in activity of a military or espianoge nature in subversion to the other nations territory or interests.
The Kingdom of France and the Holy Roman Empire will recognize the soveirngty of both in their respective spheres.
The Kingdom of France is soveirgn in all lands which comprise of France or its breakaway Duchies, from the Cantabrian Range in the South, to the English Channel in the North, from the Bay of Biscay and Brittany in the West to the Alps in
the East.
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