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| Oct. 28 |
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| THE CZECHOSLOVAKS DECLARED THEIR INDEPENDENCE. | 1 |
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| Oct. 29 |
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| The YUGOSLAV NATIONAL COUNCIL at Agram (Zagreb) proclaimed the independence of the Yugoslavs. | 2 |
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| Oct. 29 |
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| The Austrians offered to surrender unconditionally to the Italians. | 3 |
| Meanwhile disorders in both Vienna and Budapest had resulted in revolutionary changes. | 4 |
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| Oct. 30 |
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| Formation of a German National Council in Vienna, for the German provinces. | 5 |
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| Nov. 1 |
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| Establishment of an independent Hungarian government, under Count Michael Károlyi. | 6 |
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| Nov. 3 |
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| CONCLUSION OF AN ARMISTICE between the Allied powers and Austria-Hungary: complete demobilization of the armies and withdrawal of troops fighting with the Germans; surrender of half the equipment; evacuation of territories still occupied and of territory in dispute among Austrians, Italians, and Slavs; Allied occupation of strategic points; surrender of the fleet; and so on. | 7 |
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| Nov. 7 |
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| A Yugoslav conference at Geneva decided for the union of Croatia and Slovenia with Serbia and Montenegro. | 8 |
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| Nov. 11 |
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| Emperor Charles stepped down but never formally abdicated. | 9 |
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| Nov. 12 |
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| PROCLAMATION OF THE AUSTRIAN REPUBLIC. | 10 |
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| Nov. 16 |
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| PROCLAMATION OF THE HUNGARIAN REPUBLIC. | 11 |
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| Nov. 24 |
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| PROCLAMATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF THE SERBS, CROATS, AND SLOVENES at Zagreb. King Peter of Serbia became king, with Prince Alexander as regent. | 12 |
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| Dec. 1 |
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| King Nicholas of Montenegro, having opposed union, was declared deposed by the parliament, which then voted for union with the new kingdom. | 13 |
| A national assembly of the Romanians of Transylvania and the Banat at Alba Julia voted for union of these regions with Romania. (See The Treaty of Saint-Germain) | 14 |
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