The Treaty of Kiel changes Norway’s status
On January 14, 1814, the Treaty of Kiel changed Norway’s status.
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The Event
On January 14, 1814, the Treaty of Kiel changed Norway’s status.
The Political Context
Denmark agreed to cede Norway to Sweden, but Norwegians asserted a constitutional settlement of their own.
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
The linked chronology identifies the date; the event or subject reference gives further context. The date refers to the milestone described above.
About the Historical Recreation
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