Italy and the World War

Adriatic Albania Ambassador American annexation appeared army Article aspirations attack Austria Austria-Hungary Austro-Hungarian Balkan Baron Sonnino began Bosnia and Herzegovina British Bulgaria Cadorna captured Carso Central Empires claimed coast command Dalmatia declared defeat defense elements Emperor enemy England and France Entente Europe fighting forces Foreign Affairs France French front frontier Garibaldi Germany Germany's Giolitti Gorizia Greece guns held House of Savoy interests Irredentism irredentist Islands Isonzo Istria Italian Government Italy Italy's Jugo-Slav King knew later Liberty Mediterranean ment military Minister for Foreign Ministry Monte Montenegro Napoleon neutrality North offensive Peace peril Piave political Pope ports position possession Premier President Prince Prince von Bülow provinces pushed question regions relations Rome Roumania Russia Savoy secure sent Serbia Sicily side Signor situation step territory tion Treaty Trentino trian Trieste Triple Alliance troops Turkey Turkish United Valona Venice Victor Emmanuel victory