26 April 1915Adalia InterestSidney Sonnino
Obtains recognition of an Italian interest in the region around Adalia if Ottoman territory in Asia is partitioned.
Historical records for Italy in 1915, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Obtains recognition of an Italian interest in the region around Adalia if Ottoman territory in Asia is partitioned.
Accepts provisions concerning Valona, a reduced neutral Albanian state and possible territorial changes around Albania.
Accepts provisions allowing a reduced neutral Albanian state while giving Italy a privileged position around Valona and in Albanian foreign affairs.
The Treaty is secret until later exposed by the Russian Bolsheviks
Accepts the agreement promising Italy substantial parts of Dalmatia and specified Adriatic islands.
Obtains extensive promised territorial gains along the Dalmatian coast and islands.
Supports the secret agreement that aligns Italy with the Entente and promises territorial rewards after victory.
Secures Allied recognition of Italian ownership of the Dodecanese islands already occupied by Italy.
Obtains Allied recognition of future Italian sovereignty over the Dodecanese islands then occupied by Italy.
Approves Italy's commitment to begin active operations against the enemies of the Entente within one month.
The treaty contains a clause supporting Italian opposition to Holy See representation in future peace negotiations concerning the war.
Obtains a British undertaking to facilitate an immediate Italian loan of at least fifty million pounds on the London market.
Commits Italy to take the field within one month of signing the agreement.
Negotiates the secret agreement promising Italy Trentino, South Tyrol, Trieste, Istria and other gains in return for entering the war.
Accepts that the agreement and its territorial promises will remain secret.
Signs the Treaty of London for Italy after presenting his government's memorandum of conditions.
Imperiali places Italy's signature on the secret accord binding Italy to enter the war alongside the Entente.
Secures Allied promises that Italy will receive Trentino and South Tyrol to the Brenner after victory.
Secures the Allied promise that Italy should receive the Trentino and the frontier toward the Brenner after victory.
Obtains promises of Trieste, Gorizia, Gradisca and most of Istria in the future peace settlement.
Secures promised Italian acquisition of Trieste, Gorizia, Gradisca and most of Istria under the secret settlement.
Secures a promise that Italy will receive Valona, Saseno and surrounding strategic territory.
Secures a promise of full Italian sovereignty over Valona, Saseno and surrounding territory.
Secures a promise that Italy will receive a share of any war contribution proportionate to its sacrifices.
Obtains recognition that Italy should receive a share of any eventual war indemnity reflecting its sacrifices.
Directs the government that negotiates Italy's move from neutrality toward intervention alongside the Entente.
Hands the declaration of war on Austria to Baron Macchio
Signs the declaration of war on Austria
Italy begins to invade Austria along a 60 mile front
Supports the government decision that leads Italy to enter the war after the secret London agreement.
Appointed Commander of 6th Corps when Italy enters the war
Appointed Commander of 6th Corps when Italy enters the war
Russia and Italy declare war on Bulgaria
Appointed Admiral, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel III
Appointed Admiral, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel III
Appointed Commander in Chief
Appointed Commander in Chief
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