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The treaty of Saint-Germaine-en-Laye which concluded peace with the Allies and what was left of Austria-Hungary, was a copy/paste of the Treaty of Versailles. O
by rgblambda 6y ago
The treaty of Saint-Germaine-en-Laye which concluded peace with the Allies and what was left of Austria-Hungary, was a copy/paste of the Treaty of Versailles. One clause prohibited landlocked Austria from having submarines.
So I guess this sort of thing does happen a lot.
- jedberg 6y agoHow does that even happen back then? I guess the human who was retyping/rewriting things didn't think about what they were writing?
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- rgblambda 6y agoI want to say the Allies imagined a future where Austria reclaimed it's coastal territories, but I'd imagine it's an oversight when they instructed the typist to copy the part that said the Allies got to repossess the enemy submarines.