Europe 1947: Paris Peace Treaties
10 February 1947
10 Feb 1947
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Paris Peace Treaties
19 Apr 1946 The Iron Curtain Descends10 Feb 1947 Paris Peace Treaties1 Aug 1948 Berlin Airlift7 Oct 1949 NATO and the Two Germanys21 Sep 1955 Warsaw Pact7 Nov 1956 Suez Crisis22 Feb 1958 Arab Nationalism26 Jun 1963 Berlin Wall26 May 1972 Detente15 Jun 1977 Cold War Rivalry in the Middle East25 Apr 1982 Islamic Resurgence10 Nov 1989 Fall of the Berlin Wall
Even as relations between theSoviet Union and theWest were deteriorating, theformer Allies still had to work together to reshape Europe. At theParis Peace Treaties they laid down terms to thecountries that had sided with Germany in theWar in Europe: Italy, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Finland.
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