1920 Treaty of Rapallo
2nd Yugoslavia
Aftermath of WWI
Aftermath of WWII
Britain
Croatia
Diplomacy
First Yugoslavia
France
Italy
Julian March
Military
Morgan Line
Paris Peace Treaties
Slovenia
Soviet Union
Territorial claims and demands
Trieste
United States
I realize the map is small and difficult to read, so let me help you. I believe you can recognize lines 2, 3, 4, F and the northern section of line 1 by their description alone. The southern section of line 1 (and possibly the western border of the Julian March - see the previous post) is the dotted one that goes south of Udine. J and S are the ones that go deep into Italian territory. I is the one that grants Italy most of the Julian March. A and B follow the new border in the north and then partition Istria, with A being the line more favorable to Italy. Note of line F: I'm not sure if the original French proposal was meant to create a Free Territory of Trieste or grant all its land to Italy.
The map contains 2 errors:
1) The Treaty of Rapallo did not grant Fiume to Italy but joined it with neighboring Susak into a free state, which was dissolved 4 years later when Italy took the former city and Yugoslavia the latter.
2) Opatje selo/Opacchiasella, an exclave of Zone B within Zone A that can be seen on the previous map, is not shown.
