19 April 1839Belgian NeutralityFrederick William III
Prussia joins the international guarantee of Belgium's independence and perpetual neutrality.
Historical records for Germany in 1839, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Prussia joins the international guarantee of Belgium's independence and perpetual neutrality.
Accepts the partition of Luxembourg incorporated into the final Belgian-Dutch settlement.
Signs for Prussia in the Great Power treaty guaranteeing the Belgian settlement.
Prussia joins the other Great Powers in guaranteeing the settlement that recognises Belgian independence and permanent neutrality.
Marx compiles notebooks on Epicurean philosophy while preparing his doctoral research.
Appointed Bavarian Minister to Bremen
Publishes "The Iberian Peninsula" (Die Iberische Halbinsel)
Publishes "The Iberian Peninsula" (Die Iberische Halbinsel)
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