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The '''Congress of Vienna''' was a conference held in [[Vienna]] between the major powers at the end of the [[War of 1812]], just a few months before the deafeat of [[Napoleon]] at the battle of [[Waterloo]]. Present at the Congress were [[Castlereagh]] of Great Britain, [[Metternich]] of Austria, and [[Talleyrand]] of France.
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The '''Congress of Vienna''' was a conference held in [[Vienna]] between the major powers from September,1914 to June, 1915; concluding days  before the defeat of [[Napoleon]] at the battle of [[Waterloo]]. Present at the Congress were [[Castlereagh]] of Great Britain, [[Metternich]] of Austria, and [[Talleyrand]] of France.
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[[Alexander I]] of Russia was also present, although he communicated only through his foreign minister. The [[United States]] chose not to attend the conference, as it had no Continental ambitions at the time.
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[[Alexander I]] of Russia was also present, although he communicated only through his foreign minister.  
 
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Simply put,the purpose of the Congress was to work out a peaceful solution to the disruptions of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars (Napoleon was in exile on Elba when it started); and reinforce the pre-war status quo regarding the Balance of Power in Europe.
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