In the wake of the Unification, the Italian expansionist designs were aimed, as expected, towards Africa. The fear of French aggression on the coast of North Africa drove Rome to the camp of the Central Powers, a diplomatic event of colossal importance for Europe\u27s historical evolution until the First World War. The disturbance of the Mediterranean balance, when France occupied Tunisia and Britain Cyprus and Egypt, caused stress, anxiety and confusion among the statesmen of Italy, a fact which is reflected in their subsequent erroneous choices. The frustrations, the inability to find a colony in proximity to Italy\u27s geographical area and the diplomatic defeats led Rome by inference to the Red Sea and Eritrea.U jeku talijanskog ujedinj...
The subject of this paper is the analysis of the political and diplomatic action of the Italian Fore...
The inhabitants of the cities and islands of the Dalmatian coast were the successors of the citizens...
The Adriatic issue was one of the most difficult and dangerous questions for the peace building in E...
In the wake of the Unification, the Italian expansionist designs were aimed, as expected, towards Af...
International audience“Italian colonies”: people think about the African ones, Libya and Ethiopia. I...
Članak se bavi analizom percepcije talijanskoga kolonijalizma u Africi s kraja XIX. stoljeća među is...
Illusory Ambitions of Mediterranean Domination of Fascist Italy Abstract: In 1918, Italy acquired re...
The challenge for the predominance in Albania and, therefore, in the lower Adriatic was the other (l...
Die Jahre von 1935 bis 1941 stellten für das ehemalige Kaiserreich Abessinien einen drastischen Eins...
La société coloniale tunisienne a été caractérisée par une forte présence de ressortissants italiens...
The Ottoman empire, a member of the Concert of Europe, was not the victim of European imperialism in...
From the outset of her existence, Italy was the bête noire of the successor state of Yugoslavia crea...
When Italy became a fully united country in 1870, Britain was an enthusiastic supporter of the new s...
This paper presents an analysis of the forces of the new imperialism that led Italy to war with Tu...
Italy's First African War (1880-1896) pitted a young and ambitious European nation against the ancie...
The subject of this paper is the analysis of the political and diplomatic action of the Italian Fore...
The inhabitants of the cities and islands of the Dalmatian coast were the successors of the citizens...
The Adriatic issue was one of the most difficult and dangerous questions for the peace building in E...
In the wake of the Unification, the Italian expansionist designs were aimed, as expected, towards Af...
International audience“Italian colonies”: people think about the African ones, Libya and Ethiopia. I...
Članak se bavi analizom percepcije talijanskoga kolonijalizma u Africi s kraja XIX. stoljeća među is...
Illusory Ambitions of Mediterranean Domination of Fascist Italy Abstract: In 1918, Italy acquired re...
The challenge for the predominance in Albania and, therefore, in the lower Adriatic was the other (l...
Die Jahre von 1935 bis 1941 stellten für das ehemalige Kaiserreich Abessinien einen drastischen Eins...
La société coloniale tunisienne a été caractérisée par une forte présence de ressortissants italiens...
The Ottoman empire, a member of the Concert of Europe, was not the victim of European imperialism in...
From the outset of her existence, Italy was the bête noire of the successor state of Yugoslavia crea...
When Italy became a fully united country in 1870, Britain was an enthusiastic supporter of the new s...
This paper presents an analysis of the forces of the new imperialism that led Italy to war with Tu...
Italy's First African War (1880-1896) pitted a young and ambitious European nation against the ancie...
The subject of this paper is the analysis of the political and diplomatic action of the Italian Fore...
The inhabitants of the cities and islands of the Dalmatian coast were the successors of the citizens...
The Adriatic issue was one of the most difficult and dangerous questions for the peace building in E...