The national claims of the Serbians, Croatians and Slovenes : presented to the Brothers of the Allied Countries . aumber amounts to , according to the AnnuarioStatislieo ltaliano of IM 1. p. 2<S. North of Cormons, exactlymar Prepotto, this frontier again reaches the ancient Austro-Italian frontier and continues along the foot of the Coglio(Brda) to the [sonzo on this line of the frontier, abandoningBrazzano, Cormons. Capriva, Mossa and Lucinico to theItalians. Following then the right hank of the Isonzo, theethnographical frontier crosses this river near Sdraussina,abandons this local


The national claims of the Serbians, Croatians and Slovenes : presented to the Brothers of the Allied Countries . aumber amounts to , according to the AnnuarioStatislieo ltaliano of IM 1. p. 2<S. North of Cormons, exactlymar Prepotto, this frontier again reaches the ancient Austro-Italian frontier and continues along the foot of the Coglio(Brda) to the [sonzo on this line of the frontier, abandoningBrazzano, Cormons. Capriva, Mossa and Lucinico to theItalians. Following then the right hank of the Isonzo, theethnographical frontier crosses this river near Sdraussina,abandons this locality to the Italians and leads to the sea. Inthis sector, tin locality of Sagrado, Etedipuglia, Vermigliano,and Monfalcone, togetherVith those situated to the West,remain to the Italians. On the other side of this frontier, the Italian agglomera-tions existing on the - si and in the town of Goritzahave n«. territorial continuity with the compact Italianpopulation whose oriental limits we have just specified. Tin- western frontier of the State of the Serbians, Croat-is- in order to lie in conformity with the. Ancient boundaries —-# .- jw^wiw __- Proposed ^^ mm Italian population €thncgraphicat limits between Slavs and Italians :c J 20 40 60 80 >oo itcftn £ •> — 18 — principle of nationalities, will therefore have to coincide asmuch as possible with the ethnographical frontier as it isdetermined above. Yet the State of the Serbians, Croationsand Slovenes does not claim the Slovene territory situated ontin other side of the Austro-Italian frontier. This frontier is also justified from the geographical pointof view. Indeed the calcarious formations which reach theriver of Isonso characterize all the western part of the Bal-kanic Peninsula. But along all its lower part the ethnographical frontierwill have to serve as new frontier between the two States,which will answer as well to the will of the interested popu-lations iv I,, their economical wants. T


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