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Italian Triumph Ends Austrian Rule As Italy Seizes Trieste
PRANE H SIMONDS argues the Second Piave and Italy's victory mark the collapse of Austria Hungary and a century of Hapsburg rule. He notes Italy’s path from Caporetto to Trent and Trieste, the role of allied forces, and the new balance of power in the Adriatic, with Italy pursuing Albanian protections and Greek-Italian negotiations shaping postwar borders.
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