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The Triple Alliance was a treaty between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy that was formed in 1882. It was designed to protect the interests of these three countries against the growing power of France and Russia. The treaty was renewed several times and remained in effect until 1915, when Italy switched sides to join the Allied Powers in World War I.

The main provisions of the Triple Alliance were:

- If any of the three countries was attacked by another country, the other two countries would come to its aid.

- If one of the three countries was at war with a fourth country, the other two countries would remain neutral.

- The three countries would consult with each other on matters of foreign policy.

The Triple Alliance was a significant factor in maintaining peace in Europe for over 30 years. It deterred France and Russia from attacking Germany or Austria-Hungary, and it helped to prevent a major European war. However, the alliance ultimately collapsed due to the outbreak of World War I.