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Signing of the Treaty of London

When
6 July 1827
Where
London
Part of
Treaty of London demands an Ottoman armistice in Greece

Britain, France, and Russia signed the Treaty of London on 6 July 1827, demanding an Ottoman armistice in Greece.

The treaty was signed in London by the United Kingdom, Bourbon Restoration France, and the Russian Empire. It called for an armistice in the Greek War of Independence and provided for allied intervention. The Ottoman Porte rejected the call for an armistice, leading to further diplomatic and military tensions.

Sources

  1. Treaty of London (1827) Wikipedia, revision of 2025-04-17
  2. Greek War of Independence Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-27

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