the peace treaty, treaty of neuilly-sur-seine, was signed for ww1 at neuilly-sur-seine, france.
the peace treaty, treaty of neuilly-sur-seine, was signed for ww1 at neuilly-sur-seine, france.
where was the peace treaty, treaty of neuilly-sur-seine,  signed for ww1?
neuilly-sur-seine, france
treaty of neuilly-sur-seine









































the treaty of neuilly-sur-seine required bulgaria to cede various territories, after bulgaria had been one of the central powers defeated in world war i. the treaty was signed on 27 november 1919 at neuilly-sur-seine, france.









































the treaty required bulgaria: 









































bullet::::- to cede western thrace to the entente (which awarded it to greece at the san remo conference) thereby cutting off bulgaria's direct outlet to the aegean sea.









































bullet::::- to sign a convention on population exchange with greece.
treaty of neuilly-sur-seine
on 11 january 1867, part of the territory of neuilly-sur-seine was detached and merged with a part of the territory of clichy to create the commune of levallois-perret.









































on 4 june 1878, a was founded on rue ancelle, which is the oldest synagogue of paris' suburbs. 









































on 2 may 1897, the commune name officially became neuilly-sur-seine (meaning "neuilly upon seine"), in order to distinguish it from the many communes of france also called neuilly. most people, however, continue to refer to neuilly-sur-seine as simply "neuilly." during the 1900 summer olympics, it hosted the basque pelota events.
neuilly-sur-seine