London Pact

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The London Pact was a secret World War I agreement in which Italy was promised territorial gains in return for joining the Allies against the Central Powers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War I agreement
secret treaty
alsoKnownAs Treaty of London (1915) NERFINISHED
classification secret diplomacy
conflictContext World War I NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
Italy
Russia
United Kingdom
dateSigned 1915-04-26
disclosed after the Russian Revolution of 1917
effect Italy declared war on Austria-Hungary in 1915
Italy joined the Allies in World War I NERFINISHED
followedBy public peace settlement negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference
hasTopic diplomatic history of World War I
territorial expansion of Italy
historicalPeriod 1910s
influenced Italian irredentism
post-World War I Italian territorial claims
language English
French
Italian
legalStatus secret agreement at the time of signing
locationSigned London NERFINISHED
negotiatedBy British government NERFINISHED
French government NERFINISHED
Italian government NERFINISHED
Russian government NERFINISHED
opposedTo Central Powers NERFINISHED
partyAlignment Allies of World War I NERFINISHED
promisedRegion Dalmatian coast NERFINISHED
Dodecanese Islands NERFINISHED
Istria NERFINISHED
South Tyrol NERFINISHED
Trentino NERFINISHED
parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
promisedTerritoryTo Italy NERFINISHED
purpose to bring Italy into World War I on the side of the Allies
to promise territorial gains to Italy in exchange for military support
relatedTo Italian intervention in World War I
Treaty of Rapallo (1920) NERFINISHED
Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (1919) NERFINISHED
signatory French Third Republic NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Italy NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland NERFINISHED
subjectOf historiography of secret treaties in World War I

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