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Treaty of Prague (1866) – Part 4: The aftermath—new powers, new borders, new tensions
The Treaty of Prague has been signed, and the cannons have gone silent. But the real transformation is only beginning. In the aftermath, Central Europe is reshaped—its borders redrawn, its alliances unsettled, and its powers forced to reconsider their futures. The consequences will ripple across the continent.
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