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Peace terms carve Europe and Balkan frontiers amid court notices
News from Belgrade, Vienna, and Copenhagen describe a concluded peace with territorial exchanges. The Emperor gains land along the Danube and access to the sea via Novy, plus areas around Temeswar and Belgrade. the Turks retain Bosnia and other fortifications are to be demolished. Venetians receive Epirus Dalmatia and minor archipelago lands with reduced duties. Imperial regiments move to Italy. Russia plans troop actions in Silesia and the north. reports note Italian Levant movement and a Swedish invasion threat to Norway. Diplomatic dispatches outline negotiations, audience with the Pope’s nuncio, and ongoing free commerce talks between parties.
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Macedonia
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Belgrade
Morava
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Paslarowitz
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Bihacz
Swornick
Seragno
Bosnia
Niffla
Vidin
Sis
Sivornick
Seraglio
Epirus
Dalmatia
Caar
Mecklemburg
Silesia
Count Budiani
Paffsrowitz
Fleischman
Prince Eugene
Copenhagen
Norway
Hamburg
Petersburg
Rushian Chancery
Tyruth
Baron Schafirot
Uis
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Italy
Madrid
Levant
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Hamburgh
Czarowitz
Rotterdam
Paris
Spain
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