Treaty of Bautzen

The Treaty of Bautzen, signed in 1813, was an agreement between the Kingdom of Prussia and the Russian Empire during the Napoleonic Wars. It aimed to strengthen their alliance against Napoleon Bonaparte's French forces. By solidifying cooperation and military strategies, the treaty played a crucial role in the coalition's efforts to defeat France. This agreement was significant as it marked a step towards the eventual downfall of Napoleon, contributing to the reshaping of Europe after his defeat. The treaty highlights the importance of alliances in international relations during times of conflict.