South Tyrol, Austria, Italy, Germany, Europe

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    WWI

  • Treaty of London

    typed copy of documentGeneral Staffs of France, Great Britain, Italy, and Russia Gives Italy parts of Austria-Hungary
  • Armictice Agreement (end of WWI fighting)

  • Treaty of Versailles signed, End of WWI

  • Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye

  • Treaty of Neuilly-sur-Seine

  • Treaty of Trianon

  • Treaty of Sèvres

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    Benito Mussolini takes office as PM

  • Hitler publishes pamphlet on South Tyrol

    "Hitler, in February1926, published a pamphlet, The South Tyrolean Question and the Problem ofGerman Alliances," - Germany, Italy and South Tyrol, 1938-45
  • Nazi Anschluss with Austria

  • German Consul General report on Sudtirol situation

    "'.. . The situation has veryperceptibly become more tense', the German Consul General in Milanreported on 2I April." - Germany, Italy and South Tyrol, 1938-45 after the Austrian anschluss tyrol thought it might go back to the germans, and hoped so as well
  • Steel Pact (Germany and Italy military agreement) signed

  • Sudtirol movement put under Himmler

    "17 June 1939, Under-Secretary of State Woermann informed Ambassador von Mackensen in Rome that Hitler had placed Himmler in charge of the South Tyrolean resettlement programme." - Germany, Italy and South Tyrol, 1938-45
  • Gestapo meeting in Berlin over Tyrol (Himmler leads)

    Decide to impliment a three stage process where all Germans new immigrants would be evacuated first, than all Italien citizens from German ancestry that didn't own the place where they lived would be evacuated and finally land owners would leave.
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    WWII

  • Erich Amonn founded the Südtiroler Volkspartei

  • 50,000 members of SVP

  • first Statute of Autonomy for South Tyrol

    "1948 the first Statute of Autonomy was granted to South Tyrol by the Italian Constitutional National Assembly." - SVP page
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    Silvius Magnago chairman of South Tyrolean People's Party

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    Silvius Magnago governor of South Tyrol