Armistice of Bologna

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The Armistice of Bologna was a 1796 agreement between Revolutionary France and the Papal States that temporarily halted hostilities and paved the way for the harsher terms later imposed by the Treaty of Tolentino.

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instanceOf armistice
diplomatic agreement
historical event
belligerent French First Republic
Papal States
Revolutionary France
conflict French Revolutionary Wars
War of the First Coalition
countryAtTime Papal States
date 1796
diplomaticStatus preliminary agreement before final peace treaty
effect suspension of military operations between France and the Papal States
era late 18th century
followedBy Treaty of Tolentino
historicalPeriod French Revolutionary era
linked to: French Revolution
imposedBy French First Republic
imposedOn Papal States
language French
Italian
location Bologna
nature temporary agreement
party French First Republic
Papal States
pavedWayFor Treaty of Tolentino
precedes harsher peace terms in the Treaty of Tolentino
region Northern Italy
relatedTo Napoleonic Italian campaign
result temporary halt of hostilities between Revolutionary France and the Papal States
signedAfter French military advances in Italy
signingYear 1796

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Treaty of Tolentino follows Armistice of Bologna