the world war 1 austrian-italian armistice of villa giusti was signed at veneto.
the world war 1 austrian-italian armistice of villa giusti was signed at veneto.
where was the world war 1 austrian-italian armistice of villa giusti signed?
veneto
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villa giusti or villa giusti del giardino is a villa in mandria, outside of padua in northern italy. it is notable for being the site of the signing of the armistice of villa giusti that ended the first world war on the italian front. 









































fully restored in the nineteenth century, the villa was owned at the time of the armistice by the count , of a veneto noble family. giusti del giardino was the mayor of padua in the 1890s and a senator of the kingdom of italy from 1915.
villa giusti
bullet::::- armistice between russia and the central powers, december 1917









































bullet::::- armistice of salonika between bulgaria and the allies, september 1918









































bullet::::- armistice of mudros between the ottoman empire and the allies, october 1918









































bullet::::- austrian-italian armistice of villa giusti ended the fighting of the war on the italian front in early november 1918









































bullet::::- armistice with germany (compiègne), ended the fighting of the war on the western front, november 11, 1918









































bullet::::- armistice of mudanya between turkey, italy, france and the uk and later greece, 1922









































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bullet::::- armistice with france (second compiègne), 1940
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