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Treaty of Prague (1866) – Part 3: What the treaty decreed—and what it left unresolved
The ink is dry, and the Treaty of Prague stands as the official end to a war—but peace on paper is never so simple. Every clause, every omission, carries consequences for the future. What did the negotiators agree on, and what did they leave for history to decide? The treaty’s first, and most seismic, term: the German Confederation is no more.
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