The Alps-Adriatic region 1945-1955, international and transnational perspectives on a conflicted European region, edited by Wolfgang Mueller, Karlo Ruzicic-Kessler and Philipp Greilinger
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The Alps-Adriatic region 1945-1955, international and transnational perspectives on a conflicted European region, edited by Wolfgang Mueller, Karlo Ruzicic-Kessler and Philipp Greilinger
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references
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no index present
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non fiction
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The Alps-Adriatic region 1945-1955
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bibliography
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1098039023
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edited by Wolfgang Mueller, Karlo Ruzicic-Kessler and Philipp Greilinger
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Austriaca
Sub title
international and transnational perspectives on a conflicted European region
Summary
"In the first postwar decade, parts of the common border regions of Austria, Italy and Yugoslavia were contested between these countries, and the fate of South Tyrol, Southern Carinthia and the Julian March including Trieste was in limbo. This volume takes a fresh look at the Alps-Adriatic region in the early Cold War. By analyzing political, diplomatic and economic questions that have been so far neglected in historiography, while also addressing broader questions related to the area, the chapters prove the interconnectedness of the disputes emerging after World War II in this conflicted European region. With contributions by Massimo Bucarelli, Petar Dragis̆ić, Leonid Gibianskii, Maximilian Graf, Philipp Greilinger, Sas̆a Mis̆ić, Wolfgang Mueller, Michael Portmann, Francesca Rolandi, Karlo Ruzicic-Kessler and Antonio Varsori"--, Provided by publisher
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