- (Croatian:
Kvarnerski zaljev,Italian:
Golfo del
Quarnero or
Carnaro; Venetian:
Golfo del
Carnaro; Latin:
Sinus Flanaticus or
Liburnicus sinus)
sometimes also...
- The
Italian Regency of
Carnaro (Italian:
Reggenza Italiana del
Carnaro) was a self-proclaimed
state in the city of
Fiume (now Rijeka, Croatia) led by...
- 1814–1867 Austria-Hungary ( Transleithania), 1867–1918
Italian Regency of
Carnaro, 1919–1920 Free
State of Fiume, 1920–1924
Kingdom of Italy, 1924–1943 OZAK...
- The
Province of
Fiume (or
Province of
Carnaro) was a
province of the
Kingdom of
Italy from 1924 to 1943, then
under control of the
Italian Social Republic...
- he set up the short-lived
Italian Regency of
Carnaro in
Fiume with
himself as Duce. The
Charter of
Carnaro made
music the
fundamental principle of the...
-
Italian nationalist Gabriele d'Annunzio and the
founding of the
Charter of
Carnaro in 1920. D'Annunzio and De
Ambris designed the Charter,
which advocated...
- Fiume, the so-called
Carta del
Carnaro. De Ambris's text for the
constitution of the so-called
Italian Regency of
Carnaro guaranteed freedoms of thought...
- with the
Italian government, D'Annunzio
proclaimed the
Italian Regency of
Carnaro.[citation needed] On 12
November 1920, the
Kingdom of
Italy and the Kingdom...
-
proclaimed the city of
Fiume to be
under the
control of the
Italian Regency of
Carnaro with
himself as dictator.
Benito Mussolini was
influenced by
portions of...
-
Gabriele D'Annunzio,
Commander of the City of
Fiume Italian Regency of
Carnaro 8
September 1920 to 29
December 1920
Gabriele D'Annunzio,
Primo Rettore...
