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Wien Und Rom Nach Dem Ersten Weltkrieg Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Tirol Wien und Rom nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg Malfèr, Stefan Wien, 1978 Literaturverzeichnis urn:nbn:at:at-ubi:2-18452 LITERATURVERZEICHNIS Alatri, Paolo, Nitti , D’Annunzio e la questione adriatica 1919—1920 (Milano 1959). — La questione storica del Trentino e dell’Alto Adige. In : La questione dell’Alto Adige. Saggio di Edio Vallini, Introduzione di Paolo Alatri (Firenze 1961) 11—127. — La prima guerra mondiale e la crisi della societa italiana (S. 3—16); L’avvento del fascismo (S. 29—42). In : Trent’anni di storia italiana 1915—1945. Lezioni con testimonianze, ed. Franco AntonicelliTorino( 1961). Albrecht-Carrie, Rene, Italian foreign policy 1914—1922. Bibliographical article. In : The Jour¬ nal of Modern History 20 (1948) 326—339. — Italy from Napoleon to Mussolini (New York 1950). Allize, Henry, Ma Missiona Vienna (mars 1919—aoüt 1920) (Paris 1933). 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