March 23, 2024Interdisciplinary Journal of Research and DevelopmentOpen Access

Italian Foreign Policy between Albania and the Balkans (1910-1939)

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Italian foreign policy toward Albania shifted continuously from 1910 to 1939, driven by strategic competition to secure dominance over the Adriatic Sea.
Analysis of diplomatic documents reveals strategic realignments during the Balkan wars and World War I, aimed at countering regional rivalry from Yugoslavia.
Diplomatic maneuvers highlighted regional security vulnerabilities among great powers, ultimately culminating in the Fascist occupation of Albania in 1939.

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Historical analysis demonstrates shifting strategic interests across the Balkan peninsula, highlighting Italian diplomatic efforts to control the Adriatic Sea.

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Historical analysis demonstrates shifting strategic interests across the Balkan peninsula, highlighting Italian diplomatic efforts to control the Adriatic Sea.

Italian Foreign Policy between Albania and the Balkans (1910-1939)

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