When did Belgium get independence from the Netherlands?
Belgium proclaimed independence on October 4, 1830, but formal recognition by the Netherlands came with the 1839 Treaty of London.
Belgium proclaimed independence on October 4, 1830, but formal recognition by the Netherlands came with the 1839 Treaty of London.
Belgium became independent on October 4, 1830, after a revolution against Dutch rule, with formal recognition by European powers in 1839.
Belgium became an independent country in 1830 after the Belgian Revolution, with its monarchy formally established in 1831.
Belgium became independent after the 1830 revolution against Dutch rule, with international recognition finalized by the 1839 Treaty of London.
Belgium emerged from the 1830 Belgian Revolution against Dutch rule, gaining independence as a constitutional monarchy under King Leopold I after international recognition.
Belgium gained independence in 1830 after a revolution against Dutch rule, recognized by European powers with Leopold I as its first king.
Belgium became an independent country after the 1830 revolution against Dutch rule, recognized by European powers as a neutral buffer state.