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Diplomatic Breaks and War Risks Across Nations
The piece discusses how nations may sever diplomatic and consular ties without full war. It cites Austria-Hungary after 1867, and Germany and Italy during World War I, noting embassy expulsions, consuls, and the potential for ships to be requisitioned or confiscated, with Italy leveraging its stance to protect German assets. It emphasizes how neutral powers and economic interests influence outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Mexico
Germany
Italy
United States
Spee
Austria-Hungary
Constantine Dumba
Ita
Queretaro
Maximilian
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Budapest
Victor Emmanuel
Berlin
Prince Buelow
Rome
Switzerland
France
Great Britain
Russia
Trojon
Portugal
Ternal
Victor Emmanoueel
Washington
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