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| The '''Treaty of Welawa''' (]: ''Vertrag von Wehlau'') was a political act signed in the eastern Prussian town of ] (German: ''Wehlau'') between ] and ] during ] on ], ]. | |||
| ] ], the "Great ]", of the Brandenburg Hohenzollerns, promised King ] of Poland to cancel his alliance with King ] of ]. In return he was given full sovereignty over ] and the territory ceased to be a Polish ]. In case of an end to ] rule in ], ] was to return to ] as its integral part. However, after the end of Hohenzollern rule in ] in 1918, it did not become integral part of Poland, but remained a German ]. Only after the end of World War II did the southern part of East Prussia return to Poland, forming a Warmia - Mazury region. | |||
| The treaty was amended by the ] of ], ]. | |||
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