The Congress of Copenhagen was a diplomatic congress held in June of 1634, in Copenhagen, Denmark. Its primary purpose was to formalize the re-establishment of the Union of Kalmar, and to deal with the territorial gains the United States of Europe had made during the course of the Ostend War. However, adjustments to the borders of several USE provinces were also made.[1]
The Congress of Copenhagen is considered to mark the end of the Ostend War, although England, France, and Spain do not appear to have been present.
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- ↑ 1634: The Baltic War, ch. 68