The final peace treaty with France is…

May 1871 CE

The final peace treaty with France is concluded in Frankfurt on May 10, 1871.

France loses the last remnants of truly independent power, and is put in the position of having to become, in effect, a junior partner of Britain, the remaining European power strong enough to serve as a counter to the newly formed German Empire.

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Frankfurt am Main Hessen Germany View →

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Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland) View → German Confederation, North View → German Empire (“Second Reich”) View → France (French republic); the Third Republic View →

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Franco-Prussian War View →

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