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Actually the Italian regions of the former Habsburg Empire were by far the poorest ones.
The wealth of Venetian regions is a quite recent phenomenon not unlike Ireland, Flanders or Bavaria, i.e. Catholic regions that experienced the industrial revolution late in history and consequently grew up with new technologies without being plagued with old rust belts.
Still the the 30's, Venetian peasants were letterally starving, many had to be relocated South of Rome (Agro Pontino) and even to... Sardinia.
To put it clear, since the colours are somewhat misleading, the top 6 ist made of:
. UK
. Switzerland
. Belgium
. Germany
. France
. Sweden (the curve shows the impressive growth the country experienced around 1900)
Austria-Hungary was far behind, despite some flourishing industries in the German (sometimes Czech also) parts of Bohemia.
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Your sources?
Trieste was one of the most important cities and also Milan. Venice alongside Trieste were the most important ports in the Empire. If the region was poor is because Austrian heavy taxes.
https://amantidellastoria.com/2016/0...mbardo-veneto/
"Infatti l'economia del Lombardo-Veneto, pure mantenendo un carattere prevalentemente agricolo, tanto che il sistema agrario lombardo gareggiava per perfezione e per soliditą con quello inglese, e, sotto certi aspetti, lo superava, diede vita in questo periodo alle grandi industrie, caratterizzate da un largo afflusso di capitali, da un'eccellente organizzazione tecnica, dalla divisione del lavoro. E quando l'Austria abbandonņ la Lombardia, in onta alle crisi gravissime che l'avevano travagliata, come quelle del 1815 e del 1848, Milano era gią sulla via di diventare il pił grande mercato italiano e uno dei pił grandi mercati internazionali."
http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/...a-Italiana%29/
Obviously Venice was waaayyy richer during the Republic.
In the 30's there was the Great Depression which hit hard many countries, that doesn't count... we are talking about pre WWI here.
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You are as dumb and you are cuckold.
The Jewish empire was the British empire having it's economical and political empire center in London
France was also at the time a Jewish ruled country.
Both countries that created the gypsy nation of neo greeks in 1831 with Albanian dresses and Albanian leaders faithful to orthodoxy and that never knew what the term or concept " greece " meant.
Biggest and enemy of Jewish oligarchy in Europe were central kingdoms and empires in Europe which both meant to be german speaking.
The last true enemy of Jewish oligarchy was the 3rd Reich.
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Trieste and Rijeka were the only ports of austrian empire so normally Trieste would be one of the most important ports.
Austrian empire brought development.
Everything worth today in Croatia was built during austrian and austro hungarian rule.
Venetian also brought some kind of development.
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