Treaty of Paris

Treaty of Paris , Paris Treaty , partly also Peace (s) of Paris or Paris Peace (s) , partly Paris Convention , Paris Agreement or Paris Agreement , stands for:

Treaty of Paris (1229) , Treaty of Meaux-Paris , peace treaty of the Albigensian Wars between the Counts of Foix and Raymond VII of Toulouse
Treaty of Paris (1259) between Henry III. of England and Louis IX. from France via English territories in France
Treaty of Paris (1295) , military alliance between John Balliol and Philip IV.
Treaty of Paris (1303) , recognition of the fief of Edward I of England by Philip IV of France
Treaty of Paris (1310) , understanding between Philip IV of France and the German King Henry VII.
Treaty of Paris (1320) , reconciliation between Robert III, Count of Flanders, and King Philip V of France.
Treaty of Paris (1355) , property consolidation for Amadeus VI. of Savoy with the approval of King John II of France
Treaty of Paris (1498) , Philip the Fair of Flanders renouncing Burgundy and Geldern in favor of France
Treaty of Paris (1515) between the later Emperor Charles V and Francis I of France to obtain the Spanish crown
Treaty of Paris (1626) , signed by Louis XIII. from France
Treaty of Paris (1634) , support from Sweden by Louis XIII. at the war in Germany
Treaty of Paris (1635) , pact between France and the United Netherlands against Spain
Treaty of Paris (1749) , border adjustments between France and Geneva, which Chancy and Avully received
Peace of Paris (1763) , 1st treaty of Paris in the 18th century , peace treaty of the Seven Years' War
Peace of Paris (1783) , in the 18th century 2nd Treaty of Paris , peace treaty of the American War of Independence
Peace of Paris 1784 , end of the fourth Anglo-Dutch naval war
Treaty of Paris (1796) (May 15), in the First Coalition War, between France and Sardinia-Piedmont
Peace of Paris 1796 (7/22 August), separate peace between France and Württemberg and Baden

19th century:

Treaty of Paris (1801) , settlement between France and Bavaria over the parts of the country on the right and left of the Rhine
Paris Treaty (1802) , final cession of the holdings of Württemberg on the left bank of the Rhine to France
Treaty of Paris (1802) , compensation to Ferdinand III. for the loss of Tuscany with the new Duchy of Salzburg
Treaty of Paris (1804) between Napoleon and Count Ludwig von Bentheim-Steinfurt.
Treaty of Paris (February 15, 1806) , of France and Prussia on the occupation of Hanover and the closure of its ports
Rhine Confederation Act (July 12, 1806), formation of the Rhine Confederation
Treaty of Paris (1810) , Peace Agreement between France and Sweden of January 6, 1810
Paris Treaty (1810) , territorial adjustment between France and Bavaria of February 28, 1810
Border Treaty between Bavaria and Württemberg (May 18, 1810)
Border Treaty between Baden and Hesse (September 8, 1810)
Border Treaty between Württemberg and Baden (October 2, 1810)
First Peace of Paris (1814), ending of the sixth coalition war against France
Treaty of Paris (1814, Bavaria) , area equalization between Austria and Bavaria
Second Peace of Paris (1815), termination of Napoleonic rule and limitation of France to the borders of 1790
Treaty of Paris (1816) , which awarded the Caribbean island of Bonaire to the Netherlands.
Third Peace of Paris (1856), end of the Crimean War
Paris Declaration of the Law of the Sea (1856) on the abolition of privateers
Treaty of Paris (1857) , renunciation by the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV in favor of the Confederation
Peace of Paris 1857 , peace agreement of the Anglo-Persian war
Treaty of Paris (1898) , Treaty of the Spanish-American War
Treaty of Paris (1900) , in which Great Britain, France, Spain and Germany delimit their African possessions

20./21. Century:

Paris Convention on Motor Vehicle Traffic (1909), international motor vehicle law
Paris Peace Conference 1919 , formally ended the First World War, conclusion of the Paris suburb agreements
Treaty of Paris (1920) , recognition of the unification of Bessarabia with the Kingdom of Romania by the Entente states
Paris Convention on Motor Vehicle Traffic (1926), international motor vehicle law
Paris Convention on Road Traffic (1926), International Road Traffic Law
Paris Agreement (1927) , Supplementary Agreement to the Versailles Treaty on the Agreement on the German Border Fortifications

Briand-Kellogg Pact (1928), nominal outlawing of war of aggression as a tool of politics

Paris Reparations Agreement (January 14, 1946), Treaty of the Allies on peace conditions after the Second World War

Gruber-De-Gasperi Agreement (September 5, 1946) between Austria and Italy on autonomy in South Tyrol

Paris Peace Conference 1946 (July 29 - October 15, treaty signed February 10, 1947), Conference of the 21 Nations , between the Allies and the Axis Powers

ECSC Treaty (1951), Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community

Treaty of Paris (1952) on a European Defense Community (failed 1954)

Paris Treaties (1954) on the end of the occupation regime in Germany

Paris Agreement (1973) , peace treaty between North Vietnam and South Vietnam (1974 de facto obsolete)

Treaty of Paris (1991) , settling the civil war in Cambodia

Dayton Agreement (1995, treaty in Paris), peace treaty between Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Treaty of Paris (1997) , NATO's basic treaty with Russia on the status of associate member

Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness (2005), international consensus paper

Paris Agreement (2015), World Climate Agreement , Result of the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris (COP21)