Treaty of Paris (1623)
- When
- 1623
- Where
- Paris
- Episodes
- 1
On 7 February 1623, France, Savoy, and Venice signed the Treaty of Paris, agreeing to cooperate in removing Spanish forces from the Valtelline pass.
Episodes
Background and detail
Signing of the Treaty. The Treaty of Paris was formally signed on 7 February 1623. The participating parties included France, Savoy, and Venice, who concluded the agreement on that specific date.
Strategic Objectives. The core provision of the agreement required all three signatories to work together to re-establish the territory of Valtelline. This cooperation specifically targeted the removal of Spanish military forces stationed in that strategic Alpine pass.
People involved
Sources
- Treaty of Paris (1623) Wikipedia, revision of 2025-10-03
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