Letters condemning this treaty were publicly released by French Foreign Minister Drouyn de Lhuys and British Prime Minister Lord Russell.
Letters condemning this treaty were publicly released by French Foreign Minister Drouyn de Lhuys and British Prime Minister Lord Russell. At the negotiations that led to this treaty, one party was represented by Count Blome, who was an envoy of the foreign minister Count Mensdorff. Just prior to the negotiation of this treaty, one party fired their leading minister, Anton von Schmerling. Obscure provisions in this treaty include the purchase of the Duchy of Lauenburg, as well as the designation of the city of Rendsburg as a fortress of the German Confederation. This treaty (*) divided control of two territories that had just been seized from Denmark. For ten points, name this 1865 treaty between Austria and Prussia that ended the Schleswig-Holstein War, whose violation led to the Seven Weeks War.
Letters condemning this treaty were publicly released by French Foreign Minister Drouyn de Lhuys and British Prime Minister Lord Russell.
{Gastein} Convention