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theres a difference. While vienna had some czechs, german was still dominating it, also most czechs in vienna leatrned german or knew a bit german when they came.
While in Sudetenland, was almost completly inhabitated by germans and dominated by germans.
lower styria had slovene population, and thus should be given to carniola same with german speaking parts of bohemia, they should be given to Sudetenland/German Austria.
The Czechs would and did repeatedly riot over the mere suggestion of dividing historical Bohemia and Moravia into Czech and German areas. The Czechs wanted dominion over the whole of the territories in question and the Germans living there, to make them learn Czech and become culturally Czech, just as they had been forced to learn German and become culturally German for centuries. The Germans of course refused to tolerate this. Violence ensued and was getting worse as WW1 approached.