1783
Independence of Great Britain
The USA has its independence recognized by the Treaty of Versailles
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Versailles in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
The USA has its independence recognized by the Treaty of Versailles
The USA has its independence recognized by the Treaty of Versailles
The USA has its independence recognized by the Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Paris is signed by Britain & the US, formally ending the war. Britain signs a Peace Pact with France & Spain at Versailles, ceding Florida to Spain
The Treaty of Paris recognizes the independence of the 13 American colonies
The Treaty of Paris recognizes the independence of the 13 American colonies
The Treaty of Paris recognizes the independence of the 13 American colonies. The Treaty of Paris cedes Florida to Spain. France regains St Lucia, Tobago & the East Indies. Britain regains the West Indies
Faces new Allied scrutiny through the council's strategic reviews.
Serves as British military representative at Versailles.
Represents British headquarters concerns in Allied planning debates.
Backs stronger Allied machinery at Versailles for coordinating reserves and strategy.
Works with Allied leaders to establish military conditions for ending hostilities with Germany.
Participates in Allied political oversight as Germany seeks an armistice.
Milner attends the Paris Peace Conference and is one of the signatories of the Treaty of Versailles
Signs the settlement containing the League Covenant.
President Reagan presents his 5 point plan to Britain
Discusses peace proposals with allied leaders.
The band plays Versailles, the show is filmed for the "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" video
Provenance
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