Treaty of Bucharest, 10 August 1913
20.10.2026 • History
The delegations of Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Greece and Montenegro ended the Second Balkan War. Romania received Southern Dobruja; the Great Powers d...
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The Treaty of Portsmouth ends the Russo-Japanese War without an indemnity
20.10.2026 • History
On 5 September 1905, at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, Komura Jutarō and Takahira Kogorō, for Japan, and Sergei Witte and Roman Rose...
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Treaty of Berlin, 13 July 1878
20.10.2026 • History
The congress chaired by Bismarck revised San Stefano. Romania, Serbia and Montenegro were recognised as independent; Romania lost southern Bessarabia...
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The Treaty of Paris ends the Crimean War and shifts the Danube mouths
20.10.2026 • History
On 30 March 1856, at the Congress of Paris, the plenipotentiaries of Russia, France, Great Britain, the Ottoman Empire, Sardinia, Austria and Prussia...
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Drone on the park in Nova Vodolaha. Five dead after updated figures, not Kharkiv city
20.10.2026 • News
Police: 3 women and 2 girls. 15 injured, 7 children. War-crime inquiry, not a verdict.
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Anna Mellano, 17, Basket Venaria, has died. FIP announced it; the club speaks of leukemia
20.10.2026 • Sport
Monday, 19 Oct 2026. Under-15, Varese 2024. Petrucci’s condolences to Danilo and Marta.
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The Treaty of Nanking ends the First Opium War and cedes Hong Kong
20.10.2026 • History
On 29 August 1842, in the state cabin of HMS Cornwallis, anchored in the Yangtze off Nanking, Sir Henry Pottinger signed, with the Qing commissioners...
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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, 2 February 1848
20.10.2026 • History
At Villa de Guadalupe Hidalgo, Nicholas Trist and the Mexican plenipotentiaries ended the war. Mexico ceded about 55 percent of its territory; the U.S...
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Treaty of Adrianople: the Danube mouths, the rayas and Russo-Ottoman peace
20.10.2026 • History
On 14 September 1829, in Adrianople, Russia’s plenipotentiaries — Counts Alexey Orlov and Fyodor Pahlen — and those of the Porte — Mehmed Sadık Efendi...
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