Treaty of Milan (1849 armistice)

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The Treaty of Milan (1849 armistice) was the agreement that ended active hostilities between the Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont and the Austrian Empire during the First Italian War of Independence, confirming Austrian dominance in Lombardy-Venetia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armistice
peace agreement
treaty
alsoKnownAs 1849 Armistice of Milan NERFINISHED
Armistice of Milan NERFINISHED
appliesToTerritorialEntity Lombardy-Venetia NERFINISHED
conflict First Italian War of Independence NERFINISHED
countrySignatory Austrian Empire NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Sardinia NERFINISHED
diplomaticStatus unequal treaty in favor of the Austrian Empire
effectOnParty limited the military options of the Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont
secured Austrian military and political position in northern Italy
endOfConflictPhase active hostilities between the Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont and the Austrian Empire in 1849
follows Battle of Novara (1849) NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalPeriod Italian unification NERFINISHED
Risorgimento NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName German
Italian
locationSigned Milan NERFINISHED
natureOfStatement confirmed Austrian control over Lombardy-Venetia
partOf First Italian War of Independence armistice agreements NERFINISHED
result confirmation of Austrian dominance in Lombardy-Venetia
end of active hostilities between Sardinian and Austrian forces in the First Italian War of Independence
signatory Austria NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont NERFINISHED
topic Austrian hegemony in northern Italy
Italian nationalist movement setback

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First Italian War of Independence treaty Treaty of Milan (1849 armistice)
First Italian War of Independence treaty Treaty of Milan (1849 armistice)
this entity surface form: Peace of Milan (1849)