Convention of Moss

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The Convention of Moss was an 1814 peace agreement between Sweden and Norway that ended their brief war and laid the groundwork for a union under a shared monarch while preserving Norway’s constitution and limited independence.

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Sweden–Norway union reasonForFormation Convention of Moss
Norwegian independence movement relatedEvent Convention of Moss