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London Protocol of 1828

When: 16 November 1828
Where: unverified (no supplied passage states the place of conclusion)
Part of: London Protocol defines an autonomous Greek state

Britain, France, and Russia agreed to create an autonomous Greek state under Ottoman suzerainty, limited to the Morea and Cyclades.

The protocol established an internally autonomous but tributary Greek state. It disregarded the ambassadors' recommendations from the Poros Conference for broader borders. The agreement was concluded in November 1828, defining the state's initial territorial limits before later amendments.

Sources

London Protocol (1828) Wikipedia, revision of 2025-01-22

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