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Proposal of the Berlin Memorandum

When
May 1876
Where
Berlin
Part of
Berlin Memorandum proposed and rejected by Disraeli

Germany, Russia, and Austria-Hungary met in Berlin in May 1876 to propose measures addressing the Ottoman Empire and the Balkans.

The three powers met in Berlin to discuss the Ottoman Empire's state of affairs. The memorandum requested an international committee to protect Christians and administer Andrássy Note reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Sources

  1. Berlin Memorandum Wikipedia, revision of 2026-01-31

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