Austrian-Slovene clashes in Carinthia
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| Part of Aftermath of World War I | |||||||||
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After unification with Kingdom of Serbia on 1st December 1918:
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After 13th February ceasefire:  Yugoslav Royal Army
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Sava Tripkov
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 Hans Steinacher
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"Green Guard" (Schutzwehr) |
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4000 fighters |
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| 150 killed | 200–270 killed 800 wounded |
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Ceasefire
Klagenfurt basin is ceded to Austria.
State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
After unification with Kingdom of Serbia on 1st December 1918: Kingdom of Yugoslavia
After 13th February ceasefire:
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