الثورة البلجيكية لعام 1830 : الأسباب و النتائج

Abstract EN

The European continent is marked by many important political events in the nineteenth century.

The Belgian revolution in 1830 comes as one of the events that has cast ashadow over the European reality of the important strategic position occupied by the state, which has brought it to the attention and conflict of many countries.

It occupied more than once, until the merger ended in accordance with decisions of the Vienna Conference 1815 with Netherlands, as compensation to the Dutch for the losses suffered by Napoleon Bonaparte forget the general right of all negative aspects even 1830, and continued the process of integration of the situation in Belgium exploded the impact of the 1830 July revolution in Franca.

In the beginning, the aim of the unrest and public demands was to reform the situation in Belgium and treat the population on the basis of equality and not to be considered second-class after the Dutch until it finally developed to the point of the demanding fall final independence from the Netherlands with foreign aid from the European countries, notably Britain and France, which finally vesulted in the resolution of the situation there in favor of Belgium and declaration of its full and indeperdence from the Nethelands with an international guarantee to protect and guarantee independence and neutrality