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The Holy Alliance was a military agreement formed by European powers in the early 19th century to maintain stability and prevent revolutionary movements after the Napoleonic Wars. It mattered because it shaped European politics and international relations for decades, establishing principles for how powerful nations would cooperate to preserve the existing order.
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1815 in Prussia1815 in the Austrian Empire1815 in the Russian Empire1815 treaties19th-century military alliancesAftermath of the Napoleonic WarsAlexander I of RussiaIoannis KapodistriasKlemens von MetternichMilitary alliances involving AustriaMilitary alliances involving RussiaMilitary alliances involving the Kingdom of Prussia