Paris Agreements

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The Paris Agreements were a series of 1954 treaties that ended the Allied occupation of West Germany, integrated it into NATO and Western European defense structures, and redefined the status of territories such as the Saar.

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Label Occurrences
Paris Agreements canonical 4
Paris Treaties (1954) 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf international treaty
multilateral treaty
alsoKnownAs Paris Accords of 1954
cameIntoForce 1955-05-05
country Belgium
Canada
Denmark
Federal Republic of Germany
linked to: West Germany

France
Greece
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Saar Protectorate
linked to: Saarland

Turkey
United Kingdom
United States
follows failed European Defence Community treaty
hasEffect created Western European Union
ended Allied occupation of West Germany
integrated West Germany into NATO
redefined status of the Saar
restored sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Germany
terminated occupation regime established after World War II in West Germany
language English
French
German
locationAffected Federal Republic of Germany
linked to: West Germany

Saar
Western Europe
partOf European integration
Western European Union framework
replaced Allied High Commission in West Germany
signatory Anthony Eden
John Foster Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Pierre Mendès France
signedIn Paris
signingDate 1954-10-23
subject collective defense in Western Europe
rearmament of West Germany
status of Saar territory
timePeriod Cold War
topic German sovereignty
NATO enlargement
postwar settlement in Europe

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Referenced by (5)

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Saar status referendum of 1955 relatedTo Paris Agreements
Treaties of the Federal Republic of Germany includes Paris Treaties (1954)
linked to: Paris Agreements
Cabinet Adenauer III signedOrSupported Paris Agreements
Saar Statute linkedTo Paris Agreements