Wwi Navy

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Dec/090

I have some questions about Italy in World War I?

For a school project and I looked online but did not come with much. What to do with the German army and navy? Who should pay for repairs and how much? The industry should be limited or terminated in the central powers? How is the Treaty of Versailles? In case of permanent international peace keeping organization up? I would appreciate any advice or websites to help me find what Italy would do with the Central Powers and not what wanted to do or what really happened.

The road to modern liberal democracy was interrupted by World War I Italy initially remained neutral, but in 1915, under pressure from the United Kingdom and France, Italy signed the Pact of London, which became an ally belligerent. In return, the two powers promised to end the war, Italy would receive Trento, Trieste, Istria, Dalmatia and some territories in Turkey. Italy managed to defeat the Austro-Hungarian Empire in November 1918, but only with considerable help from France and the British Army divisions and disintegration the Austro-Hungarian army. During the war, 600,000 Italians died and the collapse of the economy with high inflation and unemployment. In the peace treaty, only Italy has been Trento, Trieste and Istria, but no other land under the Covenant of London, so this victory was defined as "lame". Later, after the Greco-Turkish war of 1919-1922, Italy formally annexed the Dodecanese (Possedimenti dell'Egeo Italiani), which had occupied during war. The Pact of London - According to the pact, Italy was to leave and join the Triple Alliance Triple Entente as already indicated in a secret agreement signed in London on 4-5 September 1914. In addition, Italy was to declare war against Germany and Austria-Hungary in a month - and in fact, the declaration of war was published May 23, the same year. In exchange, Italy was to obtain territorial gains (see unclaimed Italy) at the end of the war: 1. Tyrol to the main pool, as claimed by Ettore Tolomei in Prontuario dei nomi locali dell'Alto Adige, South Tyrol occupied by the Italians after the truce of 1918 2. Trieste 3. Gorizia and Gradisca 4. Istria, Rijeka, but not 5. part of Inner Carniola 6. North Dalmatia (including Zadar) 7. Dodecanese 8. Protectorate over Albania 9. Vlore 10. Part of the German colonial empire Asia and Africa, urged Italians and the Allies agreed that the issue of the Croatian coast between Zara and Istria should be resolved after the war. He also stressed that Serbia must not be informed of arrangements. This, however, the Allies were revoked by the Serbian government sent an official note, dated August 4, 1915, affirming the territorial claims after the war, Serbia and Montenegro. The Pact must be kept secret, but after the October Revolution, which was published in the Journal of Izsvestia Russia in November 1917. At the Conference Peace of Paris, the Italian insisted he will negotiate with its allies in the war in Serbia and Montenegro, not enemies defeated in Delegation of the New Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. In particular, the Austrian who were outraged by three members of the delegation were former members Hungarian (Croatian Ante Trumbic, Josip Smodlaka and Otokar Ribarž Slovenian), and one (Ivan Zolg Slovenia) was used as minister of war in Austria. The pact was nullified by the Treaty of Versailles by Woodrow Wilson, the Slavs and requests for support not recognizing the treaty, rejected calls for Italy in the territories of Dalmatia. The partition of the Tyrol was confirmed by the Treaty of St. Germain.