Triest is Slovenian

[Impaler]

Trieste is Italian and always been, no Slovenian. There is no evidence that Trieste was ever Slovenian.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

And what a public poll would mean on a forum like this about this subject where even people who come from other countries and don't know a shit can vote?
Trieste was and always been Italian. Op according to his profile info is Croat so if he's really Croat should mind his country and not Slovenia or Italy affairs.

''Always Italian'', you mean since 1918 lol. My father is ethnic Slovenian dude. I'm entitled to discuss Triest as much as any Italian is.

[MinervaItalica]

Spoiler!

Do you like when you were servants of the Austrians?

Thank the Italian who contribute to the creation of your modern day country. While we fought for our nations you were liking Austrians boots.

[MinervaItalica]

''Always Italian'', you mean since 1918 lol

Yes Italian speaking and culturally majority even when it wasn't Italian territory yet.

[Blondie]

Yes, with Triest as main civilian port for Austrian side, and Fiume for Hungarian. This was golden times for Triest, now it's a shithole.

I agree, Austria-Hungary was european great power, rich and advanced, the french and austro-hungarian living standards was almost on same level. We were the central european civilization and culture, but everything was ruined by chasuvinism, idiotism and nationalist. Look around: Hungary, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Croatia, Romania are all weakly insignificant small satellite states, puppets of Brussels or Russia. The break-up of Austria-Hungary was one of the greatest tragedy of Central Europe.

[Kaspias]

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[Blondie]

Do you like when you were servants of the Austrians?

Thank the Italian who contribute to the creation of your modern day country. While we fought for our nations you were liking Austrians boots.

Croats were not servants of austrians, Croatia belonged to Kingdom of Hungary, we were in personal union.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Trieste is Italian and always been, no Slovenian. There is no evidence that Trieste was ever Slovenian.

It was Austrian for far longer than Italian, as were Slovene lands. Not dropping facts Italians were always present there though. They're more Central European culturally compared to rest of Italy, and many feel nostalgic towards Habsburg Monarchy.

[Mingle]

And what a public poll would mean on a forum like this about this subject where even people who come from other countries and don't know a shit can vote?
Trieste was and always been Italian. Op according to his profile info is Croat so if he's really Croat should mind his country and not Slovenia or Italy affairs.

Just curious what people would vote for. It doesn't change anything of course

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Do you like when you were servants of the Austrians?

Thank the Italian who contribute to the creation of your modern day country. While we fought for our nations you were liking Austrians boots.

This

I agree, Austria-Hungary was european great power, rich and advanced, the french and austro-hungarian living standards was almost on same level. We were the central european civilization and culture, but everything was ruined by chasuvinism, idiotism and nationalist. Look around: Hungary, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Croatia, Romania are all weakly insignificant small satellite states, puppets of Brussels or Russia. The break-up of Austria-Hungary was one of the greatest tragedy of Central Europe.