Prussia signs a face-saving treaty on May…

May 1857 CE

Prussia signs a face-saving treaty on May 26, 1857, after a conference of the neutral powers in Paris in March and April, whereby Frederick William renounces his sovereignty over Neuchâtel, keeping only the princely title.

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Paris Ile-de-France France View →

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Frederick William IV of Prussia View → Napoleon III View →

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Swiss Confederacy, Old (Swiss Confederation) View → Prussia, Kingdom of View → Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland) View → Austrian Empire View → Neuchâtel, Swiss Canton of View → France, Second Empire of View →

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Swiss Rebellions 1852-63 View → Neuchâtel, Insurrection at View →

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