Geneva Conference (1955)
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The Geneva Conference: 1955
The conference met in 1955 in the city of Geneva, the countries attending included: United Kingdom, United States, France, and U.S.S.R.
The Representatives that attended at the conference are as follows
-U.S.S.R.~Bulganin -France~ Mendes-France -UK~Eden -U.S.A.~Eisenhower
The world leaders discussed issues on security, armaments, German unification, German unification, and stronger east west relationships
This treaty eventually lead to the Austrian peace treaty of 1955 resulting in the end of joint occupation of Austria.
This conference marked an era of renewed optimism in cold war relationships, however this was disrupted later by the Suez Crisis
