What is Paris Peace Treaties, 1947?
The '''Paris Peace Conference''' ([[July 29]] to [[October 15]], [[1946]]) resulted in the '''Paris Peace Treaties''' signed on [[February 10]], [[1947]]. The victorious wartime Allied powers (principally the [[United States]], [[United Kingdom]], [[French Fourth Republic|France]] and the [[Soviet Union]]) [[negotiated]] the details of treaties with [[Italy]], [[Kingdom of Romania|Romania]], [[Hungarian People's Republic|Hungary]], [[People's Republic of Bulgaria|Bulgaria]], and [[Finland]]. The treaties allowed Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Finland to reassume their responsibilities as sovereign states in international affairs and to qualify for membership in the [[United Nations]]. {{history-stub}} [[Category:1940s treaties]] [[Category:1947 in Europe]] [[Category:1940s in France]] [[Category:1947 in law]] [[Category:Treaties of Bulgaria]] [[Category:Treaties of France]] [[Category:Treaties of Hungary]] [[Category:Treaties of Italy]] [[Category:Treaties of Russia]] [[Category:Treaties of the United Kingdom]] [[Category:Treaties of the United States]]