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1839 in Netherlands

Explore 8 historical events and records for Netherlands in 1839.

Historical records for Netherlands in 1839

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April

Definitive Separation

William I ยท London ยท King of the Netherlands ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Concludes the settlement that finally recognises the political separation of Belgium from the Netherlands.

Dutch Treaty Signature

Dedel, Salomon ยท London ยท Dutch Envoy ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Signs the definitive territorial separation treaty on behalf of the King of the Netherlands.

Limburg Settlement

Dedel, Salomon ยท London ยท Dutch Envoy ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Signs provisions dividing Limburg between Belgium and the Netherlands under the final settlement.

Luxembourg Settlement

Dedel, Salomon ยท London ยท Dutch Envoy ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Accepts arrangements dividing Luxembourg and resolving its relationship with Belgium and the German Confederation.

Other events (month unknown)

Acceptance of Belgian Separation

William I ยท The Hague ยท King of the Netherlands ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Accepts the definitive arrangements ending the prolonged dispute over Belgium's separation from the Netherlands.

Minister of State

Bosch, Johannes van den ยท Minister of State ยท Government / Government of Netherlands

Appointed Minister of State

Peerage

Bosch, Johannes van den ยท Warfare / Military

Elevated to the noble rank of Count

Treaty Ratification Process

Dedel, Salomon ยท London ยท Dutch Envoy ยท Government / Government of Belgium

Represents the Netherlands during completion of the ratification process for the separation treaties.

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