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Convention of Reichenbach
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Convention of Reichenbach

Europe [1790]
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  • Hertzberg, detail from a miniature by Gustav Taubert, 1792
    Ewald Friedrich, count von Hertzberg

    …foreign minister and signed the Convention of Reichenbach with Austria (1790), by which the latter renounced any territorial acquisitions in the Turkish war. Retiring from the ministry in 1791, Hertzberg nevertheless continued to provide unsolicited advice until his death in 1795.

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    …foreign minister and signed the Convention of Reichenbach with Austria (1790), by which the latter renounced any territorial acquisitions in the Turkish war. Retiring from the ministry in 1791, Hertzberg nevertheless continued to provide unsolicited advice until his death in 1795.

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