Treaty of Vienna

The following agreements are referred to as the Treaty of Vienna or the Vienna Treaty , in some cases specifically also the Peace (s) of Vienna or the Vienna Peace (s) :

Peace of Vienna (1261) , between Ottokar II. Přemysl of Bohemia and Béla IV. Of Hungary; Bélas renounces the Duchy of Styria
Peace of Vienna (1606) , ended the revolt of the Hungarian Heiducken against the Habsburgs and guaranteed the Hungarians religious freedom
Treaty of Vienna (1612) between Inner Austria and Venice in the run-up to the Friulian War
Peace of Vienna (1624) , quasi-renewal of the Peace of Nikolsburg
Treaty of Vienna (1725) between the Habsburg Empire and Spain on mutual assistance
Treaty of Vienna (1731) between the Habsburg Empire, Great Britain and Spain on mutual concessions
Peace of Vienna (1738) (Präliminarfrieden 1735), between France and Austria on the end of the War of the Polish Succession
Peace of Schönbrunn (1809), ended the Fifth Coalition War
The Vienna Coin Treaty of 1857 put the North German Taler, the South German Gulden and the Austrian Gulden in a fixed weight and value relationship to one another
Peace of Vienna (1864) between Austria, Prussia and Denmark, ending of the German-Danish War
Peace of Vienna (1866) between Austria and Italy to end the German War
Austrian State Treaty (1955) on independence, reparations, the withdrawal of the occupying powers and others

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