The London Protocol recognizes an independent Greece
On February 3, 1830, the London Protocol recognized an independent Greece.
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The Event
On February 3, 1830, the London Protocol recognized an independent Greece.
The Political Context
Britain, France and Russia recognized Greek sovereignty after years of revolt against Ottoman rule.
From negotiations to implementation
A dated agreement records the terms the parties accepted. Its signature, legal effect and practical implementation can belong to different dates.
Reading the Historical Record
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About the Historical Recreation
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