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What twelve countries signed the first Geneva Convention in 1864?
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The first Geneva Convention was held on August 22, 1864 in Geneva, Switzerland. The 12 countries involved were:
Baden, Belgium, Denmark, France, Hesse, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Prussia, Spain, Switzerland and Wuttemberg
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