1 févr. 1856 - Congress of Paris

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The Congress of Paris was an 1856 diplomatic meeting held in Paris, France, between representatives of the great powers in Europe to make peace almost three years after the Crimean War had started.

Sardinia-Piedmont achieved a diplomatic victory by being invited, despite its small size.

The Ottoman Empire, despite winning the war, made concessions that were domestically considered to be humiliating.

The Russian Empire, despite losing the war, had to make only minor concessions but broke its promises in 1871 once France could no longer stop it.