Treaty of the Third Partition of Poland
- When
- 1795
- Where
- Meeting of the three partitioning powers
- Episodes
- 1
Austrian, Prussian, and Russian representatives met on 24 October 1795 to dissolve the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, and the three conquering powers signed the treaty dividing the region on 26 January 1797. Unlike earlier partitions, no Polish representative was party to the treaty.
Episodes
Background and detail
Signing of the Treaty. Austrian, Prussian, and Russian representatives met on 24 October 1795 to dissolve the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. The three conquering powers signed a treaty to divide the region on 26 January 1797. Unlike previous partitions, no Polish representative was party to the treaty.
People involved
- Russian Empire · Conquering power and treaty signatory
- Kingdom of Prussia · Conquering power and treaty signatory
- Habsburg monarchy (Austria) · Conquering power and treaty signatory
Sources
- Third Partition of Poland Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-28
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