European History

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br Conferences impacted the political and cultural dealings within Europe However , it was not necessarily the meetings themselves that drew political conflict , but rather the re- charting of territories that eventually led to conflict , and which even today still garners a small amount of sectional tension . The Congress of Vienna was designed to resolve a series of set issues affecting almost all of Europe . Stemming from the previous defeat of Napoleonic France , which meant redrawing the boundary lines however , the outcome ended up being extremely unpopular (mostly in France . Included in the Congress were Britain Austria , Prussia , France , and Russia . These allies could not come to a major decision . While their goal was to draw the least amount of protest as possible , they were forced to bring in both Talleyrand and Spain 's Marquis of Labrador . This was later seen as the Congress greatest mistake . However , during the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 , real change began to happen . Basically , the goal of the conference was to negotiate a series of set peace treaties that had been introduced by the Allied and by the Associated Powers and the Central Powers . All of these treaties became the groundwork for what later became known as the Versailles-Washington System . However since the world map was revised to a certain degree during these conferences , many of those involved in the middle became somewhat hostile and embittered . This would eventually lead to World War II The European conflicts of 1919 affect politics in Europe today especially in regards to the former Holy Roman Empire . Many problems resulting from boundary lines and various ethnic groups are in the Central European region . For example , while a series of German provinces existed east of the Oder-Neisse line , which were subsequently lost and annexed via the People 's Republic of Poland and later the Soviet Union , they were also ethnically cleaned from Germans through the national as well as communist forces . This is just one of many examples of the problems associated with the Central European Region Drawing on outside sources , looking at a map of this area makes it easy to see why the political air was tumultuous after these conferences For example , while the concept of Central Europe varies from nation to nation , most agree that it includes Austria , Germany , Hungary , Poland and Switzerland (among others ) It was usually seen as overwhelmingly conservative , as well as Catholic , which was a huge difference between its neighbors , who were seen as fairly liberal , being influenced by the French Revolution . However , the lines that were drawn in to rechart territories only added to sectional tensions and conflicts...