Treaty of Saint Petersburg
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- Ili crisis
Under the Treaty of St. Petersburg (February 1881), almost all of Ili was returned to China, and the Russian consulates in the area were reduced to two, but China was made to pay an indemnity of 9,000,000 rubles.
Read MoreUnder the Treaty of St. Petersburg (February 1881), almost all of Ili was returned to China, and the Russian consulates in the area were reduced to two, but China was made to pay an indemnity of 9,000,000 rubles.
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ChinaEast Turkistan…Guofan, succeeded in concluding a treaty at St. Petersburg in February 1881 that was more favorable yet still conceded the Russians many privileges in East Turkistan.
Read More…Guofan, succeeded in concluding a treaty at St. Petersburg in February 1881 that was more favorable yet still conceded the Russians many privileges in East Turkistan.
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- Enomoto Takeaki
…Russia (1873–76), he concluded the Treaty of St. Petersburg, by which Japan gave up its claim to Sakhalin Island in exchange for the northern Kurils. He next served as navy minister (1876–82) and was minister to China (1882–84). He subsequently held the portfolios of communications, education, foreign affairs, agriculture, and…
Read More…Russia (1873–76), he concluded the Treaty of St. Petersburg, by which Japan gave up its claim to Sakhalin Island in exchange for the northern Kurils. He next served as navy minister (1876–82) and was minister to China (1882–84). He subsequently held the portfolios of communications, education, foreign affairs, agriculture, and…
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RussiaForeign policyThe Treaty of St. Petersburg between Russia and Japan in 1875 gave Russia sole control over all of Sakhalin and gave Japan the Kuril Islands.
Read MoreThe Treaty of St. Petersburg between Russia and Japan in 1875 gave Russia sole control over all of Sakhalin and gave Japan the Kuril Islands.
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